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 1 XIV  |    plant, as a root in a dry ground: he hath no form (nor glory:
 2 XIV  |    Trojan war, mainly on the ground that the impossible story
 3 XIV  |     refuse his assent on the ground that they were recorded
 4 XVIII|      that we allow it on the ground that it is a good thing
 5 XX   |    survivors choose a burial ground, and that there they have
 6 XX   |  that the slave in Homer who ground the corn was "divine"; for,
 7 XXI  | sowing his seed on the rocky ground earlier, because some other
 8 XXI  |     because some other rocky ground which had received the seed
 9 XXIII|      he cast him down to the ground, and trampled upon him;
10 XXVI |   body, and the fruit of thy ground, the herds of thy kine,
11 XXVI |   body, and the fruit of thy ground, cursed the herds of thy