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1 III |      number of proselytes. These came, therefore, from their confinement
2 III |   instant the fit of inspiration came upon them, whence they were
3 IV  |         of his great reputation, came to London (though the journey
4 IV  |       several American merchants came and peopled this colony.
5 IV  | disposition of their neighbours, came in crowds to William Penn,
6 IV  |         their hats off when they came into his presence; and as
7 IX  |    happiness.~The barbarians who came from the shores of the Baltic,
8 XX  |    nobleman, who was very young, came to see me at Paris on his
9 XXII|          Both the English and we came after the Italians, who