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 1 I    |        Law, for therein we may frequently discover the immediate use,
 2 XII  | without perceiving it, just as frequently happens when we diet ourselves
 3 XVIII|        them detestable men are frequently found trading upon the ignorance
 4 XIX  |     invest it with; and how it frequently divests itself of its former
 5 XX   |    expresses some meaning, and frequently describes what are called "
 6 XXI  |        the most licentious men frequently surpass in goodness those
 7 XXI  |     drunk the rain that cometh frequently upon it, and beareth thorns
 8 XXIII|        birth of twins there is frequently only a momentary interval;
 9 XXIII|      speakers and writers more frequently fail than succeed in their
10 XXIII|     predicting the future they frequently err, and after the event
11 XXV  |  abundantly,618in prisons more frequently, in stripes above measure,
12 XXVII|       it, are disturbed at the frequently occurring words, "The Lord
13 XXVII|   daily life, and tells us how frequently it happens that masters