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 1       I, XI    | pardoned. And so it came to pass. Well, after the lapse of
 2       I, XVIII |     be made. Thou shalt not pass by any animal of thine enemy
 3       I, XXI   |  the king to beg liberty to pass by; for he thought it right
 4       I, XXI   |     refused them liberty to pass by, being ready to contend
 5       I, XXIII |  desire not, in silence, to pass over the example thus set,
 6       I, XXVIII| year. On this account, many pass him by altogether, and place
 7       I, LI    |    insolence of this man to pass unavenged. Accordingly,
 8      II, V     |   did not think it right to pass the remark unnoticed, since
 9      II, VII   |      They, however, did not pass through a similar experience,
10      II, XVIII |   destruction. That came to pass in the hundred and fiftieth
11      II, XXXVII|     removed, the rest would pass over to their evil42 opinion.