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 1     I|    nationalities. It is with an early French translation that
 2     I|    Abraham arose in the morning early, and looked towards the
 3     I|       of thy seed. Abraham rose early in the morning, and took
 4     I|        heaven. Then Jacob arose early and took the stone that
 5     I|    Jacob then arose on the morn early, and his sons took him with
 6    II|        On the morn the next day early, when they of Ashdod came
 7    II|          David rose on the morn early, and the word of our Lord
 8    II|      them, and rising every day early, he offered sacrifices for
 9   III|        the prison at Greenwich, early by the morrow, his keepers
10   III|      this work, and on the morn early, all mat and travailed of
11    IV|       consolation. ~In the morn early she went to a monastery
12    IV| appeared to him and said: Arise early and stand in the way of
13    IV|        come late, and to go out early. Then he brought him into
14     V|        that on the next morning early he should be beheaded. And
15     V|        I abound in delices. And early in the morning he arose
16    VI|     sight that he had seen, and early by the morrow he went to
17   VII|       depart from hence to-morn early to the seaside, and there
18   VII|        manner of a monk, and go early to the king. When he shall
19   VII|      testament. And on the morn early he clad him in black and
20   VII|       Claudin, the historian of early printing in France. But