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 1     I|        unabated interest, in the course of editing two editions,
 2     I| University Library. There may of course be copies lurking in foreign
 3     I|         day was changed, and the course ordained, for before, the
 4     I|        Egypt ran some time their course natural, but suddenly by
 5   III|          The ancient law had his course until the time that God
 6   III|         have a child against the course of nature, and may abide
 7    IV|         when they had made their course, and sailed a day and a
 8    VI|       the heaven is high and the course of the sun is swift, and
 9    VI|     saints that we honour by the course of the year, which be of
10   VII|   growing.~In the end, after the course or running of many years,