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 1 I     |  colloquy. But that he should be able to do this in his advanced
 2 II    |       all his care, has yet been able to heal me. " The man, leaping
 3 VI    |          intoxicate; but was not able to abstain equally from
 4 VI    |         be thereby rendered less able to work: for he was of a
 5 VIII  |          all you can whilst I am able to teach you; for I have
 6 VIII  |       begin to read, so as to be able to finish it in seven days. "
 7 VIII  |         thereon as far as we are able. " They did so accordingly,
 8 IX    |       the magical art, they were able to avert a stroke inflicted
 9 X     |        as many persons as he was able.~
10 XIV   |      means sure that we shall be able to escape unhurt from that
11 XV    |        the evil spirit fled, not able to meet the coming of the
12 XVII  | monastery, he was rejoiced to be able at length, with the blessing
13 XXII  |         of trial, but were never able to affect my body with injury,
14 XXIII |       next morning found herself able to stand upon her feet.
15 XXIV  |         you are willing, you are able to tell me even this. "
16 XXVII |    changed and disturbed? Who is able to investigate the judgments
17 XXXII |          of covering that he was able. Two days did the man of
18 XXXII |          physicians had not been able to cure. In short, he rose
19 XXXIV |      replied in joke, "I was not able to eat the whole day, was
20 XXXVII|          church, that you may be able to visit my tomb yourselves,