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And read the epistle to the Hebrews, Jesus is our chief priest today.
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When Briggs had read the epistle out, her patroness laughed more.
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His horse awaited him, but he read the epistle no less than four times.
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True Blue read the epistle over several times.
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Mrs. Nelson took and read the epistle.
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Presently she handed the card to her uncle, who affixed his pince-nez and read the epistle with deliberation.
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He began to read the epistle with a smile wreathing his lips, for Aunt Almira's communication was unintentionally funny:
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The young man was not an ardent or fluent correspondent; but Tom Wetherbee was chuckling as he read the epistle.
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Ruth read the epistle twice before its treasonable nature was made clear to her; before she understood the thing that was foreshadowed.
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Had she appealed to him in writing to forgive his rejected child, he would hardly have read the epistle to the end.
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The strange writing of his letter made him anxious about Gaud, and he drew near a porthole to read the epistle through.
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Mr. Jarwin had to read the epistle twice before he could grasp the astounding fact that the woman had paid two millions for a husband.
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S. O. Seymour of Litchfield reading the Epistle, and the Rev.
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He was reading the epistle of James the apostle.
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After reading the epistle, and laughing heartily over its contents, he gave it to me.
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This argument must, I think, strike any one who has read the Epistle as surprising.
