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 1 XVIII |      its chambers, he began to live in a more secluded manner.
 2 XIX   |     thought it more fitting to live by the labour of his own
 3 XXII  | secular cares, he preferred to live apart. " But," said he, "
 4 XXIV  |       her brother Egfrid would live and govern the English nation. "
 5 XXIV  |   advises, that if a man shall live many years, and shall have
 6 XXVII |    sister, that the king would live only one year more, came
 7 XXVIII|        I have always sought to live according to the command
 8 XXXIII|      child shall be healed and live, and no one else of your
 9 XLII  |      and hell, ~The just shall live amid the starry sphere," &
10 XLIV  |        seemed unable either to live or die, until, thinking