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1       II, VII  |  English with much care and industry, and received letters of
2      III, VII  |  observing his learning and industry, desired him to accept an
3      III, XVII |    pride and vainglory; his industry in keeping and teaching
4       IV, XXIII|      Tatfrid,a man of great industry and learning, and of excellent
5       IV, XXIII|     fame was brought of her industry and virtue. For it was meet
6        V, XIII |    the king for his outward industry, than displeasing to him
7        V, XXI  | been said above. But by the industry of Eusebius, who took his