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 1 VIII   |      And how were countless kind of things without reason,
 2 IX     |   this, except he count the kind acts we do unto the needy
 3 XI     |   and offences, of whatever kind, are subject to measure
 4 XI     |    parlous to fall into any kind of sinful affection whatsoever.
 5 XII    |     other trees of the like kind and form, and shalt know
 6 XII    |  themselves from a good and kind master, to seek the service
 7 XV     |    Ioasaph, "If, then, this kind of philosophy be so ancient
 8 XXV    |  gladness of heart, such in kind: but the same is abominable,
 9 XXVII  |  passions and sins of every kind. Wherefore the Greeks, O
10 XXX    |    boy everything after his kind; men in one place, women
11 XXXVIII| exercising himself in every kind of virtue, and learning