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 1    1,    1|     yet (at the~ ~last) die a Christian. These words were pleasing
 2    1,    2|       OF GOD, EXTENDED TO THE CHRISTIAN FAITH~ ~ ~ ~ Abraham a Jew,
 3    1,    2|  neverthelesse) he became a~ ~Christian.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell recited
 4    1,    2|       ignorant, how farre the Christian faith excelled the Jewish~ ~
 5    1,    2| perswade mee, I will become a Christian~ ~as thou art: but if I
 6    1,    2|      seeing him to become a~ ~Christian. But rather, were he already
 7    1,    2|     rather, were he already a Christian, without all~ ~question
 8    1,    2|     if thou wouldst have me a Christian, as thou instantly urgest
 9    1,    2|      hee would never become a Christian, after~ ~he had once seene
10    1,    2|   ever to see him a converted Christian; he went to welcome~ ~him,
11    1,    2|       quite out of the world, Christian Religion,~ ~whereof they
12    1,    2|      never minded to become a Christian: now I freely open my heart
13    1,    2|  hinder me, but I will~ ~be a Christian, as thou art. Let us therefore
14    1,    3|     THE AUTHOR, APPROVING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH,~ ~ SHEWETH, HOW BENEFICIALL
15    1,    3|     Sarazen, or that of the~ ~Christian? The Jew, being a very wise
16    1,    6|      an earnest~ ~affecter of Christian Religion, (as all of them
17    2,   10|      and Liguria embraced the Christian faith) a judge better~ ~
18    3,   10|       a place where many were Christian, used~ ~often to hear her
19    3,   10|      her neighbours extol the Christian faith and devotion to~ ~
20    4,    5|    Cruell and unkinde was the Christian,~ ~ That robd me of my Basiles
21    5,    2|     her habite that she was a Christian,~ ~demanded of her (in speaking
22    5,    2|     this Countrey to certaine Christian Fishermen. The young~ ~Maiden (
23    5,    2|  marry her according to the~ ~Christian Law.~ ~ The King was much
24    5,    2| Thunis, in~ ~regard of divers Christian ceremonies there wanting,
25   10,    9|     see, what preparation the Christian~ ~Potentates made for this
26   10,    9|      When he had visited many Christian Provinces, and was riding~ ~
27   10,    9|     Thorello is. If all~ ~the Christian Kings, in the true and heroicall
28   10,    9|  joyned themselves~ ~with the Christian Army, wherein there happened
29   10,    9|     no other name, then the~ ~Christian, neyther of them knowing
30   10,    9|      of discoursing: Tell me: Christian (quoth~ ~Saladine) what
31   10,    9|       him thither, and sayde. Christian,~ ~observe well all these