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 1 1 |     which I have resolved, and go on my way closing my ears
 2 3 |       the port of Gaza, as you go along the coast to Egypt.
 3 21|        suffer! You force me to go out, and I am kept bound
 4 21|        the threshold. I cannot go out unless the young man
 5 21|     who keeps me there lets me go.” The old man answered, “
 6 23|      man ordered him to be let go. At once those who brought
 7 25|     their distinguished leader go the round of the monasteries,
 8 27| vineyard and let his own sheep go to their pasture. Now those
 9 29|      to her, “I should like to go myself too if I were not
10 30|     over him that he might not go. He therefore determined,
11 37|    thinks he is hidden. I will go and betray him.” Immediately
12 38|     those parts, but wanted to go to certain barbarous races
13 42|       come, and that they must go to him with all speed. Salamis,
14 43|       people, he should rather go to a spot in Cyprus itself
15 43|       either could or dared to go up to him. One day, however,
16 45|       open he kept repeating, “Go forth, what do you fear?
17 45|       forth, what do you fear? Go forth, my soul, why do you