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 1   I,  20     |      chest, and never appear save in their natural confusion.
 2   I,  34     | quality rather than another, save when they have to make use
 3  II,  82     |      of men who scarce waver save under her assaults. For
 4  II,  82     |     book without knowing it, save the evil in it, if any.
 5  II,  100    |    hidden from all other men save one, to whom she bids us
 6  II,  138    | slaters and of all callings, save in their own rooms.~
 7  II,  176    |    own for ever established, save for a little grain of sand
 8 III,  234    |      234. If we must not act save on a certainty, we ought
 9  IV,  242(30)|  knoweth any man the Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever
10 VII,  547(92)|  foolishness of preaching to save them that believe." ~
11 VII,  553    |   myself to Him; and He will save me in saving Himself. But
12  IX,  612    |    and he was held worthy to save the world in his person,
13  IX,  616    |   was to be born, who should save His people; that Abraham
14  IX,  625    |    the subject of their talk save the history of their ancestors,
15   X,  642    |     object of God was not to save them from the deluge, and
16   X,  643    |     power and of His will to save them. For, at the creation
17   X,  643    |    the power which He had to save the world, and the will
18   X,  674    | Abraham, that He was able to save, to send down bread from
19  XI,  692    |   and consequently all false save one. Each wants to be believed
20 XII,  765    |     to reconcile it to, and, save it from, the wrath of God;
21 XII,  781    |     own soul? Whosoever will save his soul, shall lose it."~"