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1
Do not
proclaim
to
our guests the sad truth regarding your deficiency.
2
Otherwise I shall
proclaim
to
all people that it was I who-
3
And they
proclaim
to
the world, no this is who we are.
4
They
proclaim
to
all humanity the sheltering mercy and infinite grace of God.
5
Therefore,
proclaim
to
your people, 'Whoever is afraid may go home.'
6
He would not
proclaim
to
the world what he had told Porter in confidence.
7
I will go and
proclaim
to
all the house what-
8
And I
proclaim
to
no man that we be counterfeits.
9
He could have sent His angels to
proclaim
to
men the good news of salvation.
10
On desperate ground, I would
proclaim
to
my soldiers the hopelessness of saving their lives.
11
The Being, therefore, whom you, without knowing Him, revere, Him I now
proclaim
to
you.
12
But the turning of the key seemed to
proclaim
to
the whole city a new dispensation.
13
This is a truth which Louis Agassiz was the first to
proclaim
to
the scientific world.
14
She could not
proclaim
to
the world that she had found her knight, and loved him.
15
This was indeed essential to Henry to know; but what did it
proclaim
to
the nation?
16
Then,-throughpure channels and by slow degrees-wewere to
proclaim
to
the world His last message.
proclaim
to
proclaim