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 1     I|    neighbours that knew me, as strangers have left me. Item, he suffered
 2     I|      the men, small and great, strangers and other that were in his
 3     I|       in his house, as well as strangers, of what degree they were,
 4     I|   house? Shall he repute us as strangers, and he hath eaten and sold
 5     I|       and spake to them, as to strangers, hard words, demanding them
 6    II| ministered unto proselytes and strangers all the tithe. Such things
 7    II|       as by encumbering of his strangers. For when the Danes heard
 8    II|        his father, which as to strangers in the battle he was fortunate
 9   III|       enemies of Scotland, and strangers of other places, that were
10    IV|        of his known men and of strangers. He suffered of all the
11     V|       of the Hebrews and other strangers were kept in the most secret
12     V|     puttest thou tofore me the strangers and unknown, and makest
13    VI|    days? Thou hast holpen many strangers, but me that am in thine
14    VI|     his living, that among the strangers he was so friendly and so