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 1 VI   |      mine own eyes, I may not carry to my lord and master so
 2 XII  |        and traitor to such as carry out its wishes: dasheth
 3 XIV  |       on their service -- and carry us off `to a dark land and
 4 XV   |   since we are not zealous to carry into action all that seemeth
 5 XVI  | cannot give her unto thee, to carry away to thy father's house,
 6 XVIII|      trampled under foot, and carry him back to them, and so
 7 XXIII|       dead men's bones? If ye carry these bones through affection
 8 XXIII|      his soul, cried out, "We carry about these clean and holy
 9 XXIII|   reasons I gave thee, why we carry about these relics; and
10 XXVI |     and see which side should carry oft the victory. Then one
11 XXX  |     made furious endeavour to carry out the orders that Theudas