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 1 II     |      warfare of this world, we failed in no point of duty. Thou
 2 VI     |     brother an answer which he failed to understand. ~"It was
 3 VII    |        his swords have at last failed him by the power of Christ.
 4 XVI    |     without tempest to an end, failed not to gain the felicity
 5 XVII   |     The water-springs have not failed to gush out since they were
 6 XXI    |           But when Ioasaph had failed once again to persuade Barlaam, `
 7 XXII   |      after many punishments he failed to persuade them, and none
 8 XXIV   |  councillor, now that they had failed of their first plan, to
 9 XXV    |       way of ignorance, have I failed of the good, but rather
10 XXXVIII|        pleasures. Wherefore he failed not of the succour that
11 XXXVIII| therein, marvelled at him, and failed to equal the earnestness