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1 IX   |    saith he this, except he count the kind acts we do unto
2 XI   |   thou tellest me, and will count me worthy to become his
3 XI   |   sins. It is impossible to count the multitude of the mercies
4 XI   |  many other examples beyond count we learn the virtue of tears
5 XIII | What is the hope that I may count upon at thy hands, O my
6 XIV  |    and evil citizens, could count himself happy on his wise
7 XVIII| seventy. But, for myself, I count not amongst the number of
8 XVIII|     love of the eternal and count it but dung, if only they
9 XXV  |   of all men. It is a great count in the score of praise to