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 1     I|        three hundred cubits of length, fifty in breadth, and thirty
 2     I| therefore and walk the land in length and in breadth, for I shall
 3    II|  builded had seventy cubits in length, and twenty cubits in breadth,
 4    IV|        he was twelve cubits of length, and as it is read in some
 5    IV|        to make a candle of his length, and measured him in length
 6    IV|    length, and measured him in length and breadth, and when the
 7    VI|        above the other for the length of the neck, therefore it
 8    VI|    hereof saith S. Jerome: The length of time availeth not so
 9    VI|     came to his elbows and the length was but to his knees, and
10    VI| pillars of glass of marvellous length, and as S. Peter beheld
11   VII|     her flesh was dried up for length of time, but the bones were
12   VII|      on her to his and, and by length of time he fell in foul
13   VII|    wise that it had sufficient length and accorded unto the proper
14   VII|     drew, and stretched out of length lightly, four horses shoes
15   VII|        fault of half a foot of length, after the prayer of the