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1    2,  9|      none can extinguish the heat thereof but I alone, who
2    2,  9|      to sustain the broiling heat that I was in, ran upon
3    4, 19|     meagre with the broyling heat of the sunne, some languished
4    4, 20|   put a beast tired with the heat of the sun and with long
5    4, 22| would in no wise asswage her heat, but (thinking that they
6    4, 22|      untill such time as the heat of the sunne be past, for
7    4, 23|   fire, when as the broyling heat of the Sunne shall scortch