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 1 I     |       to the ground, and shed tears bitterly. The rest run up
 2 XIV   |   fire by the fervency of his tears, when many had failed in
 3 XV    |     man began to cry, and the tears ran down his cheeks, for
 4 XVI   |       a plentiful shedding of tears. But whilst he duly discharged
 5 XVI   |      that he would often shed tears over those who confessed
 6 XXIV  |   dreadful prophecy with many tears - but then having wiped
 7 XXIV  | adjured him by the Lord, with tears and entreaties, until they
 8 XXIV  |      from his retirement with tears in his eyes and took him
 9 XXVIII|      himself at his feet with tears and lamentations, saying, "
10 XXXIII|    point of death, whilst the tears trickling down her cheek
11 XLII  |       abstinence, prayer, and tears. Here, also, his venerable
12 XLII  |     to this effect, with many tears and much contrition, the