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 1    1|  saying, " Be strong and of a good courage; behold, I shall
 2    1|     his youthful years with a good life, and is very well versed
 3    1|   shall advance by degrees in good conduct, and in the virtues
 4    1|  always known my mother to be good, and to bear that character."
 5    2|      thanks, but asked, "What good can any corn do, which is
 6    2|       comfort, saying, "Be of good courage, my dear son, for
 7    2|      the constant practice of good works.~ ~
 8    2|       depart to the Lord in a good old age." All this happened
 9    2|        ONE day a young man of good disposition and parts, named
10    2|      man, a persecutor of the good, named Joan, son of Conall,
11    2|    here present, and die in a good old age." This prophecy
12    2| closed this present life at a good old age.~ ~
13    2|  round and press thee to make good the support due to thy father
14    2|    end this present life in a good old age; yet thou shalt
15    2|        produced its fruits in good season, and yielded the
16    3|  Brito, a person given to all good works, being seized with
17    3|    charity, and full of other good works, dwelt in the midland
18    3|     Coilrigin, was dying in a good old age, even at that very
19    3|     which Virgnous-a youth of good disposition, and afterwards
20    3|    words: "Thou art crying to good purpose, my child, for last
21    3|       manner of thing that is good," "Here," said he, "at the
22    3|     God, the Comforter of the good, will be your Helper and
23    3|   will also bestow on you the good and eternal rewards which