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 1       1, IV   |   But woe to them that keep silence - since even those who say
 2       1, XVIII| this, O Lord, and dost keep silence - “long-suffering, and plenteous
 3       1, XVIII|    thou art. Wilt thou keep silence forever? Even now thou drawest
 4       1, XVIII|      dwellest on high”37 in silence. O thou, the only great
 5       2, III  |    that thou didst not keep silence toward me; and in rejecting
 6       6, III  |  had sat for a long time in silence - for who would dare interrupt
 7       7, VI   |    listened intently and in silence. He then told us how, on
 8       7, XI   |   beside me, and awaited in silence the outcome of my extraordinary
 9       7, XII  |    it up, opened it, and in silence read the paragraph on which
10       9, VIII |   when I am in darkness and silence I can bring out colors in
11       9, XXXIV|    can occasionally find in silence. For daylight, that queen
12      10, VI   |     after all the rest; and silence after the last. From this
13      10, VI   |    eternal word sounding in silence and said: “This is different;
14      10, XXVII|   then ceases. Now there is silence. The voice is past, and
15      10, XXVII|    we doing when we measure silence, and say that this silence
16      10, XXVII|  silence, and say that this silence has lasted as long as that
17      10, XXVII| concerning the intervals of silence in a given span of time?
18      10, XXVII|     that man has already in silence gone through a span of time,
19      11, III  |    absent; just as there is silence where there is no sound.
20      11, III  |      And what is it to have silence anywhere but simply not