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1 Text|       sorrow for their father's departure by one continued out-pouring
2 Text|     strong in mind, awaited his departure from death and his entry
3 Text|   viaticum at the moment of his departure; and thus his holy spirit,
4 Text| everlasting happiness. That his departure was most triumphant, and
5 Text|  honoured him, should delay his departure, or give him money which
6 Text|        him, he prepared for his departure. All of them assembled in
7 Text|  lamentation, and tears, by his departure, he hath nevertheless arrived
8 Text|        for, from the day of his departure till the day of his death,
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