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 1 V    |       nor house; you have a long journey before you, and cannot get
 2 V    |          not finish his intended journey the same day, and that there
 3 VII  |           if he should go on his journey fasting, he might suffer
 4 VII  |          and thought that a long journey by night and a severe fall
 5 XII  |       HOW HE FORETOLD THAT, ON A JOURNEY, AN EAGLE WOULD BRING HIM
 6 XII  |     though a great part of their journey still lay before them ere
 7 XII  | entertain us, and we have a long journey still before us, which we
 8 XII  |       other part with him on his journey. When the time for eating
 9 XII  |         this, they resumed their journey, to preach to those among
10 XXV  |    Cuthbert having commenced his journey homewards, a certain attendant
11 XXXII|          THE POINT OF DEATH ON A JOURNEY~As this holy shepherd of
12 XXXIX|        them, speed them on their journey: by no means esteeming yourselves
13 XLIV |         health upon his intended journey. ~