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1        I, XXVII| taking in another sense, will understand in the same manner as above;
2        I, XXXI |     your heart, and carefully understand both what you are yourself,
3       II, XI   |     consort, we were given to understand, that he still served abominable
4       II, XII  |     urging him to receive and understand the doctrines of salvation.
5      III, XIV  |      and his servants did not understand, why he wept, "I know,"
6       IV, XXVII|      that they could hear and understand. And such was Cuthbert’s
7        V, XXI  |      without a doubt, we must understand that the ancients were wont
8        V, XXI  |   language by those who could understand it, he is said to have much