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 1 IV  |    prove him, "Friend, thou knowest of all my past dealings
 2 VI  | guard it wisely. So if thou knowest any such like thing, conceal
 3 VIII|   guess be true: or if thou knowest aught better than that which
 4 XI  | answering, `Yea, Lord, thou knowest that I love thee.' ~"So
 5 XVI |  possible with God. For how knowest thou whether thou shalt
 6 XVI |  the Giver?' She answered, `Knowest thou not that, as a little
 7 XXI |   said to the prince, "Thou knowest well, sir, how much I dread
 8 XXI |    through the Gospel, thou knowest of what King thou art the
 9 XXII|    The governor said, "Thou knowest him then?" "Yea," said the
10 XXVI|     Barlaam, he said, "Thou knowest, Barlaam, in what splendour
11 XXXI|   that feedeth it, but thou knowest not that God by whom thou