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 1     Int, 1        |   which he hopes Laurence will put to use and not leave as “
 2       1, V        |      my God; and hast thou not put away the iniquity of my
 3       1, X        |    motives were - I might have put to good account afterward.
 4       1, X        |       my elders. Yet those who put on such shows are held in
 5       2, VII      |        name, because thou hast put away from me such wicked
 6       3, VII      |    foolish deceivers when they put their questions to me: “
 7       3, VII      |       part of the body, should put a greave on his head and
 8       3, XI       |    this vision, and I tried to put this construction on it: “
 9       4, IV       |       deity she was ordered to put her hope in. Nothing but
10       4, V        |       thee, who art Truth, and put the ear of my heart to thy
11       4, XV       |        profit me, if I did not put them to good use? I did
12       5, XIII(146)|           A mixed figure here, put together from Ps. 4:7; 45:
13       6, III      |     most just. Who was it that put this in me, and implanted
14       7, I        |    strait gate.~And thou didst put it into my mind, and it
15       7, VII      |    behind my back, where I had put myself while unwilling to
16       7, XII      |       sitting, for there I had put down the apostle’s book
17       7, XII      |        strife and envying, but put on the Lord Jesus Christ,
18       8, I        |        And it was now a joy to put away what I formerly feared
19       8, III      |    that I was. Now he does not put his ear up to my mouth,
20       8, IV       |       grow sweet to me and to “put gladness in my heart.” And
21       8, VI       |  knowest that all things there put into the mouth of my interlocutor
22       8, VII      |     When he had done this, and put it to his eyes, they were
23       9, IX       |      things themselves are not put into the memory. Only the
24       9, XXII     |         32. Forbid it, O Lord, put it far from the heart of
25       9, XXX      |     when the eyes close? Is it put to sleep with the bodily
26       9, XXXI     |      have mercy that it may be put far from me. For no man
27       9, XXXVII   |        in my heart and tongue? Put such madness far from me,
28      10, XIV      |    comprehend it in thought or put the answer into words? Yet
29      11, XV       |      These things I sum up and put together, and I conclude
30      12, XIX      | yourselves and make you clean; put away iniquity from your
31      12, XIX      |      the commandments: let him put away from himself the bitterness
32      12, XIX      |      night; the night does not put them out, and they illumine
33      12, XXIII    |     God.”625 But, when man was put in this high office, he