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 1   I,  34 |    make use of it. But then we remember it, for it is characteristic
 2   I,  35 |        on seeing a person, you remember his book. I would prefer
 3  II,  104|        to do and by this means remember our duty.~
 4  VI,  372|  escapes me; but this makes me remember my weakness, that I constantly
 5 VII,  458| heavenly Jerusalem, which they remember without ceasing during their
 6   X,  641|        then they shall no more remember the Red Sea; that the Jews
 7  XI,  712|       that have resisted you.~"Remember ye not the former things,
 8  XI,  712|    mine own sake, and will not remember thy sins. Put in remembrance
 9  XI,  712|     not I, the Lord?"~Is. 46: "Remember the former things of old,
10  XI,  714|   betrayed.~They shall no more remember Egypt. See Is. 43:16, 17,
11 XII,  767|       him who will be saved to remember him, when he comes into
12 XII,  767|        saves asks that He will remember him, when He comes into