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 1  I             |      hills, and this having in course of time dried up, Abd al
 2  I             |       individual cases, are of course couched in more sober language,
 3  I             |       distress Mohammed had of course made no converts amongst
 4  I             | dealing with them until in the course of time they became absorbed
 5  I             |   passed off quietly.~ ~In the course of the short three days'
 6  I             |       a word which signifies a course of bricks in a wall, and
 7  I             |        which they occur in the course of the following translation.~ ~
 8  I             |   endeavoured to take a middle course; I have translated each
 9  I             |      the hypocrites. No middle course is allowed. The Jews were
10  I,       IV   |        desire to take a midway course between the two:' [150]
11  I,      VII(1)|       view of the matter is of course an hypothesis too, but it
12  I,     VIII   |        but if they return,-the course of those of former days
13  I,       XI   |      in the name of God is its course, and its mooring. Verily,
14  I,       XV   |       believe therein, but the course of those of yore is run.
15 II,     XVII   |        little.~ ~[This is] the course of those of our prophets
16 II,     XVII   |    shalt find no change in our course.~ ~[80] Be thou steadfast
17 II,    XVIII   |      the coming on them of the course of those of yore, or the
18 II,    XVIII(1)|     aimed at the Qurâis. The.' course of those of yore' is the
19 II,    XVIII   |     way in the sea with a free course.~ ~And when they had passed
20 II,     XXII(1)|   objectionable passage was of course annulled, and the verse
21 II,     XXIV(1)|    obedience is the reasonable course to pursue, and not the mere
22 II,   XXXIII   |        for him;-(such was) the course of God with those who have
23 II,   XXXIII   |        with slaughter!~ ~God's course with those who have passed
24 II,   XXXIII   |      shalt never find in God's course any alteration.~ ~The folk
25 II,     XXXV   |     are some who take a middle course, and of them are some who
26 II,     XXXV   |      then expect aught but the course of those of yore? but~ ~ ./. 
27 II,     XXXV   |     find any alteration in the course of God; and they shall not
28 II,     XXXV   |     not find any change in the course of God.~ ~Have they not
29 II,       XL   |      they saw our violence-the course of God with His servants
30 II,   XLVIII   |       patron nor helper!-God's course which has been followed
31 II,   XLVIII   |    shalt find no change in the course of God!~ ~He it was who
32 II,     XLIX(2)|     Abu Bekr and 'Omar, in the course of which they came to high
33 II,      LXX(2)|      sun rises and sets in the course of the year. Footnotes~ ~
34 II,    LXXIX   |        be sent back to our old course?-What! when we are rotten