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1 3 |      person evidently took to hide himself. ~He was plainly
2 3 |     shall they not see me?" ~"Hide yourself." ~"Where?" ~"In
3 3 |     had induced her father to hide himself, and where for the
4 8 | modesty, had not been able to hide from his most intimate friends
5 20|  without caring any longer to hide from Cornelius this dew
6 22|   latter days, for Thou didst hide Thy face behind the clouds,
7 27|      of cultivating tulips to hide his political intrigues,
8 29|     in it the place where you hide my daughter." ~Saying this,
9 30|      eyelids dropped so as to hide his eyes for an instant.