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 1     I|       should visit them, and more abundantly by grace should abide in
 2     I|        make thee to increase most abundantly; kings and princes shall
 3    II|          thou have much good give abundantly, if thou have but little,
 4    II|         fruit, and when it cometh abundantly, the earth bringeth forth
 5   III|     always wept and shed tears so abundantly that it seemed that she
 6   III|       corporally, which much more abundantly worketh by her merits to
 7    IV|           had rented him, he wept abundantly great plenty of tears, in
 8    IV|        largely that she spread it abundantly. She took the light there,
 9    IV|          Then charged they a ship abundantly of all that was necessary
10    IV|   nevertheless thou givest to us, abundantly, clearness of light without
11     V|         Iying in his bed and wept abundantly. And because he should entend
12     V|            blood and water issued abundantly, insomuch that they filled
13     V| covetously, and after shed it out abundantly. And as he writeth in an
14    VI|         up a fair well giving out abundantly fair clear water, where
15    VI|           a special grace to weep abundantly tears, for to see celestial
16    VI|         of Sinai and water flowed abundantly, he give to us running water
17   VII|           own hands, and were fed abundantly on the vigils solemn. And