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 1       I, V     |            Ere long, owing to the want of corn, he went into Egypt,
 2       I, XII   |       meet the famine, a grievous want of corn began to distress
 3       I, XVI   |          a journey of three days, want of water distressed them;
 4       I, XVII  |        and being again tried with want of water, hardly restrained
 5       I, XXI   |           arose on account of the want of water. Then Moses, instructed
 6       I, XXI   |    reproved by God, that, through want of faith, he did not bring
 7       I, XXXIII|         marshes54 For besides the want of courage on the part of
 8       I, XXXIII|          army was in the greatest want of iron weapons; so much
 9       I, LIV   |        the force of the enemy and want began to press the besieged
10       I, LIV   |     defenders being worn out with want of food, the town was taken
11      II, XV    |        therefore overcome through want of water, they went in a
12      II, XXI   |           special manner from the want of money. The reason of
13      II, XXII  |           he received news of the want of success which had attended
14      II, XXIII |           pressed with famine and want of all things, sent messengers
15      II, XLI   |       those from Britain, through want of means of their own, made
16      II, XLIV  | inclemency of winter and positive want; and what then would be
17      II, XLIX  |  permitted to be done through the want of resolution on the part