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 1       I, III   |     the matter, and on its not returning, having settled, as I conjecture,
 2       I, IX    |       Jacob, being desirous of returning to his father, when Laban
 3       I, XV    |  shrinking from the desert, of returning into Egypt by a well-known
 4       I, XXV   |   angel stood by him as he was returning home from the harvest-field,
 5       I, XXVI  |       defeated, as Jephtha was returning home, his daughter met him,
 6       I, XXXI  |        and showed no desire of returning, from affection toward their
 7       I, XXXI  |        hurrying, exulting, and returning thanks to God. Presently,
 8       I, XXXIV |    shown to David as they were returning from the battle excited
 9      II, VIII  | discover whether the desire of returning, or the power of doing so,
10      II, XVI   |     the habit of going out and returning, and had also in this way
11      II, XLIV  |       one city-that no hope of returning home presented itself to
12      II, XLVIII|      admitted to his presence. Returning to Milan, they found that