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 1   I,   2|  refuse to receive the seed committed to it, or will not the trees
 2   I,  56|    all men; or, if any were committed to written and connected
 3  II,  43|     of wickedness should be committed daily, all evil deeds be
 4  IV,  25|   instance that Jupiter was committed to the grave in the island
 5  IV,  28|   in the tricks of thieves, committed adultery, acted as a slave,
 6   V,  15|     classed as an event and committed to writing by you, and is
 7   V,  15| much to their disgrace, nor committed them to writing at all,
 8   V,  43|     of which have once been committed to writing in filthy language,
 9 VII,   6|    clouds of ignorance, has committed any blunder,-said anything
10 VII,  33|    recollection of offences committed by men, they lay it aside,