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 1     Int        |     and widely read work. The second is in the Enchiridion, written
 2     Int        |      the Christian faith. The second was the development of an
 3     Int, 1     |       of style had come to be second nature with him - even though
 4     Int, 1     |       Vienna, 1896) - and the second edition of John Gibb and
 5       4, VI    |   more that I, who had been a second self to him, could go on
 6       9, XXVIII| adversities of this world - a second woe, and a third, from the
 7      10, VI    |  sounded and passed away, the second after the first, the third
 8      10, VI    |    first, the third after the second, and thence in order, till
 9      10, XV    |    not yet. But, then, if the second year is current, one year
10      10, XV    |     year is already past, the second present, and all the rest
11      10, XV    |       rest are future; if the second, the first is already past,
12      10, XXVII |      long ones - that is, the second, fourth, sixth, and eighth.
13      11, VIII  |  which thou didst make on the second day after the creation of
14      11, XII   |      From this formlessness a second heaven might be created
15      11, XII   | heaven might be created and a second earth - visible and well
16      11, XIII  |  speaking about. When, on the second day, the firmament is recorded
17      11, XXIX  |     with much difficulty. The second and third are very easily
18      12, XXX   |      they might not be able a second time to rebel against thee.