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Take it, sell it, and enjoy the benefits which you derive therefrom.
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Otherwise what benefit canst thou derive therefrom?
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We see what advantage we derive therefrom with regard to the love of God, both of God the Father and God the Son.
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Dressing, the girl noted minutely the personal articles scattered about the cabin, striving to derive therefrom some fresh hint of the characteristics of the owners.
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They have always been minute in their prescriptions, and it is possible to derive therefrom what may be called the technique of the mystic procedure.
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His horse-feed was derived therefrom; also his horse; also his cow.
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Therefore all the gifts correspond to these three virtues, as being derived therefrom.
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Thus the fruit is within the supreme testimony itself, not in the things derived therefrom.
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Only those who are oft alone with him know the benefit that is derived therefrom.
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But, once done, she endeavoured to secure such profit as was to be derived therefrom.
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The uncertainty derived therefrom is an overflowing source of suffering for those in process of development.
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I hope to God that benefit may be derived therefrom, for the salvation of those souls.
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Among other things the salmon packers' monopoly and the large profits derived therefrom had not escaped attention.
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The mind derives therefrom something of the satisfaction that the eye has in watching acrobats in a music-hall.
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A double advantage is derived therefrom,-gratitudeand sympathy returned, and increase of appetite and of power for future enjoyment.
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With Belloni I have been in close consultation, and we have formed the following opinion and the resolution derived therefrom:-