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 1   1,  Int | intending to leave the next day himself; but in the, morning,
 2   1,  Int |   There he passed the first day of that imprisonment which
 3   1,  Int |   for eight years. The next day he went over the lagoon
 4   1,  Int |    I do in hearing it." The day fixed for the burning, which
 5   1,  5   | more with every lengthening day~What time towards burning
 6   1,  5   |   autumn, together with the day and the night, for he is
 7   1,  5   |     same time, the happiest day of our life, we have ordained
 8   1,  5   | tablet~34.~ 1 What time the day removes the orient vault,~
 9   2,  1   |     I said to you the other day, that praise is one of the
10   2,  1   |    his intent.~At last, one day, 'twas as the heavens had
11   2,  2   |     understood. Thus in our day, that little which Aristotle
12   2,  3   |   it that we do not see the day,~When from the mount Deukalion
13   2,  3(2)|                Fire, Flame, Day, Smoke, Night, and so on ...
14   2,  4   |   on the sight, the star of day~Should shed his beams on
15   2,  5   |  cruel captivity. The third day after their solemn departure,
16   2,  5   |    lands~O'ertravelled, one day were surprised~By a sore
17   2,  5   |   rising, now depressed,~As day and night succeed alternately.~
18   2,  5   |     with the Irish harp:~As day and night succeed alternately;~