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 1 I    |   convert of me. He afterwards gave me an account in few words
 2 III  |     hat, upon which an officer gave him a great box of the ear,
 3 IV   |       out of doors. Young Penn gave God thanks for permitting
 4 VII  |  window, when the good old man gave him this handsome and convincing
 5 IX   |   between kings and the nobles gave to empires, the chains of
 6 XII  |   barbarous times. Chance only gave birth to most of those inventions;
 7 XIII |        sage at last arose, who gave, with an air of the greatest
 8 XIV  |      abandoned this guide, and gave entirely into the humour
 9 XIV  |       us through it.~Descartes gave sight to the blind. These
10 XVII | probable enough that they also gave us several false eras.~It
11 XVII |        the Egyptians, and even gave a little more extent to
12 XVII |   fixed the several stars, and gave this heaven a particular
13 XXI  |      It was this eulogium that gave occasion to the reply (taken
14 XXII |        muse) that England ever gave birth to. He has mellowed
15 XXIII|  greatest men our country ever gave birth to, and who was beginning