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 1     I,  4(4269)|        so poor that he did not leave enough to pay for his funeral.~
 2     I,  5      |          therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother,
 3     I,  7      |       one that believed should leave the one that believed not?
 4     I,  10     | husband): and that the husband leave not his wife. But to the
 5     I,  10     |      353 with him, let him not leave her,” and so on to the words “
 6     I,  10     | unbeliever who is unwilling to leave the believer becomes thereby
 7     I,  12     |       thing to be done and yet leave the individual free to do
 8     I,  16     |     For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother, and
 9     I,  26     |    said to them, 4425 “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give
10     I,  36     |        desert our post, and to leave the ground clear to the
11     I,  47     |     have a wife we can neither leave her behind, nor take the
12     I,  47     |        sick with her and never leave her bedside. Or if she be
13     I,  47     |        support in old age, and leave our property without dispute,
14     I,  47     |   cause while you live, not to leave the fruit of your labour
15    II,  3      |  against thee, that thou didst leave thy first love. Remember
16    II,  7      |   birds and dogs: the Caspians leave them dead for the same beasts.
17    II,  24     |       had they been willing to leave the city. Now there was
18    II,  30     |        the world and all alike leave it, and this is a precedent