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 1     I|          covered, nor they have not spared to hurt it with bitter wounds.
 2     I|         saith, ad Romanos viii.: He spared not his own Son, but for
 3     I|            own proper hand hath not spared him. Then his body was taken
 4     I|          dreadest God, and hast not spared thine only son for me. Abraham
 5     I|            this thing, and hast not spared thine only son for me, I
 6    II|           all other he slew, but he spared the best flocks of sheep
 7    II|            and all that was good he spared, and whatsomever was foul
 8    II|       residue were slain. They have spared the best and fattest for
 9   III|          heard thy prayer, and have spared Trajan from the pain perpetual.
10   III|         their creator, and have not spared kin ne other. And if thou
11   III|             christian man should be spared, save only Alban, whom they
12     V|            Blessed be God that hath spared me from this charge. A canon
13     V|          said to him: Our Lord hath spared this people here a long
14     V|         Africa, and wasted all, and spared neither man nor woman nor
15     V|          the emperors she was alone spared for to be out of bonds.
16     V|            till she had licence.~He spared to touch lights, lamps,
17    VI|   commissions for to gather it, and spared no country, but made them
18    VI|           people, that ofttimes she spared her own mouth and sent by
19   VII| short-breathed, but for all that he spared not the travail of lecture
20   VII|       stranger. They, hearing this, spared their brother. A like thing
21   VII|          heresy at, iv. 174.~Trajan spared eternal punishment, iii.