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 1  I             |        not last long; and on the morrow he hastened to recant in
 2  I,      III   |          your hearts, and on the morrow ye were, by His favour,
 3  I,        V   |     asked about that, yet on the morrow did they disbelieve therein.~ ~ ./. 
 4  I,       XI   |       had done wrong; and on the morrow they were lying corpses
 5  I,       XI   |       had done wrong, and on the morrow they were in their houses
 6  I,       XV   |         should be cut off on the morrow.~ ~Then the people of the
 7 II,    XVIII(2)|          upon the subject on the morrow: this verse is a rebuke
 8 II,    XVIII   |           and it shall be on the morrow bare slippery soil; or on
 9 II,    XVIII   |         slippery soil; or on the morrow its water may be deeply
10 II,    XVIII   |   encompassed, and on the~ ~ ./. morrow he turned down the palms
11 II,    XVIII   |    mingled therewith;-and on the morrow it is dried up, and the
12 II,     XXII   |        the sky water, and on the morrow the earth is green? verily,
13 II,     XXVI   |        hamstrung her, and on the morrow they repented; and the torment
14 II,   XXVIII   |           mother was void on the morrow 2; she well-nigh disclosed
15 II,   XXVIII   |       the sinners.'~ ~And on the morrow he was afraid in the city,
16 II,   XXVIII   |       were helped!'~ ~And on the morrow those who had yearned for~ ~ ./. 
17 II,     XXIX   |          seized them, and on the morrow they lay in their dwellings
18 II,     XLIX   |          in ignorance and on the morrow repent of what ye have done 2.~ ~
19 II,      LIX   |         what it sends on for the morrow; and fear God; verily, God
20 II,      LXI   |    enemies, and they were on the morrow superior!~ ~ ~ ~
21 II,    LXVII   | considered if your waters on the morrow should have sunk, who is
22 II,   LXVIII   |      they slept; [20] and on the morrow it was as one the fruit