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 1 II     |  Blessed Paul. But after his departure, the king waxed yet more
 2 VIII   |    some other life after our departure hence? These and kindred
 3 XVII   |      advance in the good, or departure from it, in the world of
 4 XXI    |     Barlaam and spake of his departure: but Ioasaph, unable to
 5 XXXIII |      he should win after his departure hence. Now, since all went
 6 XXXVI  |   not suffer in any wise his departure. While the common people,
 7 XXXVI  |  meant life to them, and his departure would reave them of their
 8 XXXVIII|   thy matters speed after my departure? And hath thy father learned
 9 XXXIX  |  therefore as the time of my departure is at the door, and seeing
10 XXXIX  |     that daily expecteth his departure hence, and as if the same
11 XXXIX  | labour, pray that, after thy departure, I may not live one day