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 1 VII    |   found there seated a young person, whom he considered to be
 2 VII    |    have exhibited marks of a person walking upon it, and shown
 3 VII    |      had happened to another person. His hearers, however, perceived
 4 XVIII  | attending to the care of his person, and fixed it upon the concerns
 5 XXIII  |     after this, there came a person who brought with him a linen
 6 XXIV   |   some of these to provide a person to reign over England. "
 7 XXXVIII|    to lay his hand on a sick person whom he had brought to him,
 8 XLVI   |   effected. He was the third person who became tenant of the
 9 XLVI   |     its influence in his own person: for his face was much deformed
10 XLVI   |    bestowed less care on his person, whilst he practised still