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 1 IV   |       said they, "if thou wilt prove that our charge is not ungrounded,
 2 IV   |     the man apart and said, to prove him, "Friend, thou knowest
 3 VI   |        judgment, yet thy words prove thee to be boastful beyond
 4 XXI  |     pleased thee, O prince, to prove me that am thy servant?
 5 XXIV |   nativity that thou shouldest prove a knave and villain, an
 6 XXVI |       establish our cause, and prove Barlaam and his friends
 7 XXVI | overcome in the wrestling, and prove that the doctrines, which
 8 XXVII|        themselves, that we may prove concerning them, that they
 9 XXXIX|     ordereth, that thou mayest prove no unworthy match for them
10 XXXIX|    Needs must thou, therefore, prove thy loving affection for