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1  I             |      Magog: these are to be let loose again before the judgment
2  I             |      till Gog and Magog are let loose. The promise draws nigh.
3  I             |        earth with rain. He lets loose the two seas, but places
4  I,        V(1)|         slit and she was turned loose to feed. When she died her
5  I,        V(1)| signifies merely a camel turned loose, her being so turned out
6  I,        V(1)|      ten young ones, was turned loose. As all these customs were
7 II,       XX   |       am bidden easy to me; and loose the knot from my tongue 1,
8 II,      XXV   |        55] He it is who has let loose the two seas, this one sweet
9 II,       LV   |         twain deny?~ He has let loose the two seas that meet together;~ [