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 1    II|    that staff and not to pass farther, and the serpents obeyed
 2   III|  straw, and bare it two miles farther from thence, for which cause
 3    IV|    lead, and alway as he went farther the water increased and
 4     V|   high things of the godhead, farther than we be informed by our
 5     V|       the chariot would go no farther, how well that they set
 6     V|       that place, and entered farther into desert and there found
 7     V|     from the host eight miles farther, and took there a certain
 8     V| divine light, coming from the farther ends of the world, which
 9    VI|    thou afeard to bear me any farther that am recommended to so
10   VII|    right welcome, and led her farther in till they came to the
11   VII|    south wind, and drove them farther into the north, where they
12   VII|    Pannonia, and durst not go farther, and there established to