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The text of the bible is spare in both words and emotions.
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The law was his bible and Scott was listening in the congregation.
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The real oppressor, enslaver and corrupter of the people is the bible.
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I mean 'awesome' the way they use that word in the Bible.
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Therefore, he wanted everyone to be able to read the Bible themselves.
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I humbly thank him, and shall sleep the lighter for the fardel's loss.
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He hiked the fardel higher on his back and sighed in frustration at the sluggish procession.
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As he spoke, a dozen men rushed forward, each screening himself behind a huge fardel of brushwood.
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Then, seizing the good subprior in his teeth, he rushed round the field, swinging him as though he were a fardel of old clothes.
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Nigel, I pray you to order the countryfolk forward with their fardels of fagots.
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The psalterium or manyplies is wanting.
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It was called Psalterium Americanum.
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I have read the "Psalterium Americanum" with care, and am impressed with its elegance, finish, and dignity.
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And the fact that the "Psalterium Americanum" contained no musical notes or directions also militated against its use.
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The psalterium or manyplies is wanting.
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The base of the abomasum is turned to the omasum.
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The four compartments into which it is divided are the rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum or true stomach.
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In conclusion, forage species modified ruminal N metabolism, the flow of AA at the omasum, and whole-body N partitioning.
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The most important function of the rumen and omasum is the maceration of the fibrous substances, and the digestion of the cellulose.
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Alterations in the amount of intermediates at the omasum or ruminal biohydrogenation pathways were not accompanied by major changes in analyzed bacterial populations.
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9.-Photographof model of stomach of ruminant: rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum.]
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15.-Photographof model of digestive tract of ruminant: oesophagus; rumen; reticulum; omasum; abomasum; small intestine; and large intestine.]
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10.- Asectionof the wall of the rumen and reticulum, showing the oesophageal groove: lips of groove; opening from oesophagus; and opening into omasum.]