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 1  II,  107|    of mastering it makes me master it gaily; whereas I am sometimes
 2  II,  119|    made and led by the same master, root, branches, and fruits;
 3 III,  194|  considers himself the sole master of his conduct, and that
 4 III,  209|   loved and favoured by thy master? Thou art indeed well off,
 5 III,  209| indeed well off, slave. Thy master favours thee; he will soon
 6   V,  332|    fight as to who shall be master, for their mastery is of
 7  VI,  345|     more imperiously than a master; for in disobeying the one
 8 VII,  434|    man, and learn from your Master your true condition, of
 9 VII,  502|      which he uses as their master, saying to the one, "Go,"
10 VII,  531|   who knows the will of his master will be beaten with more
11  XI,  721| shall think to make himself master of all the empire of Egypt, (
12  XI,  721|     ability to make himself master of Egypt by force, because
13  XI,  721| shall think to make himself master of some isles, (that is
14  XI,  725|   have listened to Him as a master.~"The Lord hath revealed
15  XI,  726|   as poor, represent Him as master of the nations. Is. 52:14,
16  XI,  726|  time, foretell Him only as master of the nations and suffering,
17 XII,  780|    Redeemer, is not perhaps Master of all; and thus, in so
18 XIV,  896|     his lord doeth, for the master tells him only the act and