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 1     I,  7       |         upon hot coals, and his feet not be scorched?” As then
 2     I,  22      |         trial says 4386 “But my feet had well nigh slipped.”
 3     I,  30      |       word is a lantern unto my feet, and light unto my path;”
 4     I,  31      |           How beautiful are thy feet in sandals, 4477 O daughter
 5     I,  34      |        hand, nor shoes on their feet. And they certainly did
 6     I,  40      | exchanged his dirty tunic, bare feet, common bread, and drink
 7     I,  43(4595)|         he threw himself at the feet of Scipio, and craved for
 8    II,  5       |        put all things under his feet: all sheep and oxen, yea,
 9    II,  6       |       in the hand, shoes on the feet? or to sell all they possess
10    II,  9       |       on his couches with muddy feet (he being a rich man), chose
11    II,  11      |     have the world beneath your feet, and can exchange all its
12    II,  18      |     lasted the same time. Their feet grew not hard: the p. 403
13    II,  29      |        body is worthy to be the feet of Christ, and who the head?
14    II,  29      |     woman, one of whom held His feet, the other His head. Some
15    II,  29      |       that she who began at His feet gradually advanced to His
16    II,  37      |       trouble the paths of your feet.” Also by Jeremiah, 4938 “