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1 VI  |     ordinary matter, but on a wondrous and a great. But, as thou
2 VI  |      nor rob thy master of so wondrous a boon." The other answered, "
3 VII | cleave to good works. By such wondrous deeds, he brought them into
4 IX  |     to take their fill of his wondrous store of good things. But
5 IX  |     also were proclaimed with wondrous clearness by the prophets
6 XVI |   shalt save thy sire, and in wondrous fashion be styled the spiritual
7 XVII|     so great, and so fair and wondrous, -- without some glorious
8 XXX |     and radiant settles among wondrous couches too beautiful to
9 XXX |    him through this great and wondrous plain, they brought him