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1 VI    |    understand. ~"It was the custom of that king, whenever he
2 XIV   |     had, from old time, the custom of taking some foreigner
3 XIV   | therefore with the unbroken custom of these citizens, a certain
4 XIV   |  from a wise counsellor the custom of the citizens, and the
5 XIX   | fast and pray, according to custom, several days: and he ceased
6 XIX   |   to which she hath by evil custom enslaved herself. ~"Wherefore
7 XIX   |     fancy, and every sinful custom; and school thyself the
8 XXVIII|     to instruct him, as the custom is, and after many days,
9 XXXVI |     the front, according to custom, in the audience of all