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 1     I|         sitteth in darkness and shadow of death. For they that
 2     I|        that sit in darkness and shadow of death, and if we were
 3     I|       him that is highest shall shadow thee, and from all ardour
 4     I|    other was given to them in a shadow and umber but this was given
 5     I| understand this that was in the shadow, they drank of the water
 6     I|        of the light than of the shadow; semblably of verity than
 7     I|       they be entered under the shadow of my protection. They said
 8   III|   virtue of God sovereign shall shadow thee in such wise that thou
 9   III|        yet shall the Holy Ghost shadow thee with the mantle corporal,
10   III|        so that by this ombre or shadow may be known and seen his
11   III|   prayest not God that he would shadow them. Then S. Peter answered
12    IV|     baptized Cornelia; with the shadow of his body he healed sick
13    IV|         Then came there a black shadow, saying to him: Hie thee,
14    IV|        ready there came another shadow, as it had been of a man
15    IV| advocate is come. Then the foul shadow vanished away, and the man
16    IV|       and water, so that by the shadow of religion he took from
17    VI|       them down to sleep in the shadow, and a young man of that
18    VI|     some souls be purged in the shadow. Secondly, for their hasty
19    VI|       him much people under the shadow of religion. And then this
20    VI|        right obscure and a dark shadow. Then S. Martin conjured
21    VI|       us thus falsely under the shadow of a pastor. And then yet
22   VII|     that ye see me not, yet the shadow of the palm that I bear
23   VII|      but they saw evidently the shadow of the palm, that it seemed
24   VII|        a little aback under the shadow of a tree, and they saw
25   VII|        ever keep thee under the shadow of his wings. And then after