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Whatever is loosed in heaven, be loosed on earth. Among other things.
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April had notions in her head that were loosed in her days.
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Whatsoever thou shalt loose on earth, shall be loosed in heaven.
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Whatever ye shall loose on earth, shall be loosed in heaven.
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From left, right, and centre our rifles loosed in a volley.
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Should she succeed-andHeaven forbid else!-theknot is loosed in the simplest manner.
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And they're now loosed in the Named Lands as well.
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An arrow loosed in a fit of tantrum will kill you as easily as one loosed in war.
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The American, loosed in the streets of Paris by night, however sees in himself another and a worldlier image.
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However, some bulls were roaming about, those which the Carthaginians had loosed in the gorge to attract the Barbarians.
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There were several dogs to be loosed in an emergency, and Jack sat with a rifle across his knees.
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As our Saviour Christ saith, 'Whoso heareth you, heareth me; and what ye loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven,' etc.
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No lip is loosed in laughter;
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The face of the elder compelled attention and study, and loosed in the observer's mind a whole stream of conjecture and unanswerable questions.
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But in case they are not influenced by internal affections which conjoin minds, the bonds of matrimony are loosed in the house, n. 275.
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Next day it became known that San Martin had left Peru for ever, and instantly men's tongues were loosed in a babel of talk.
