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 1        0, Pref | correspondents and friends. I am particularly indebted to Mr. Edward Bell,
 2        I, XXIV |       enjoined him to inform you particularly of the occasion of his coming;
 3       II, II   |      many men of great learning, particularly from their most celebrated
 4       II, VIII |      which promise His mercy has particularly manifested in this ministry
 5      III, VIII |       handmaidens of Christ, and particularly those that were of a great
 6       IV, V    |         that these might be most particularly received by them all.~"Article
 7       IV, XXIII|           and other virtues, and particularly of peace and charity; so
 8       IV, XXVI |       advice of his friends, and particularly of Cuthbert,of blessed memory,
 9        V, II   |          many miracles, and more particularly Berthun, a man worthy of
10        V, XXI  |         the Eastern nations, and particularly of the Egyptians, who surpass