update spelling befal -> befall

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diff --git a/lives-of-primitive-quakers/modernized/07-chapter-6.adoc b/lives-of-primitive-quakers/modernized/07-chapter-6.adoc
@@ -702,7 +702,7 @@ he states it as remarkable, that,
 especially courageous as he had ever found himself in meeting and passing through,
 the opposition of the foes of truth, yet in coming to London,
 he entered it with extraordinary fear,
-foreseeing in spirit that something of deep exercise was to befal him there.
+foreseeing in spirit that something of deep exercise was to befall him there.
 
 He uses a remarkable expression in alluding to some of his delusions, attributing it,
 in a great measure, to his "`not minding to stand single and low,`" etc.

diff --git a/lives-of-primitive-quakers/modernized/19-chapter-18.adoc b/lives-of-primitive-quakers/modernized/19-chapter-18.adoc
@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ died in a few days of the wound.`"
 He adds, "`I had the above account from my grandmother; who likewise told me,
 that she observed my grandfather that morning, before they were attacked,
 more pensive than usual; and that he told her it was his opinion,
-some unusual trial or exercise was to befal them that day; but when the affair happened,
+some unusual trial or exercise was to befall them that day; but when the affair happened,
 he enjoyed a remarkable serenity.`"^
 footnote:[Barclay`'s [.book-title]#Friends in Scotland#, p. 443.]
 

diff --git a/lives-of-primitive-quakers/modernized/21-chapter-20.adoc b/lives-of-primitive-quakers/modernized/21-chapter-20.adoc
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ could accompany her sinking forever into his protecting arms?
 After nearly two years spent in America, spreading the knowledge of the Truth,
 oftentimes through more hardships from the lack of
 personal comforts than the persecution of opposers,
-(which did not seem to befal him in this particular
+(which did not seem to befall him in this particular
 service,) George Fox returned to England;
 and the law against holding conventicles being then rigidly enforced,
 he was not many months in his native land before he

diff --git a/lives-of-primitive-quakers/original/07-chapter-6.adoc b/lives-of-primitive-quakers/original/07-chapter-6.adoc
@@ -702,7 +702,7 @@ he states it as remarkable, that,
 especially courageous as he had ever found himself in meeting and passing through,
 the opposition of the foes of truth, yet in coming to London,
 he entered it with extraordinary fear,
-foreseeing in spirit that something of deep exercise was to befal him there.
+foreseeing in spirit that something of deep exercise was to befall him there.
 
 He uses a remarkable expression in alluding to some of his delusions, attributing it,
 in a great measure, to his "`not minding to stand single and low,`" etc.

diff --git a/lives-of-primitive-quakers/original/19-chapter-18.adoc b/lives-of-primitive-quakers/original/19-chapter-18.adoc
@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ died in a few days of the wound.`"
 He adds, "`I had the above account from my grandmother; who likewise told me,
 that she observed my grandfather that morning, before they were attacked,
 more pensive than usual; and that he told her it was his opinion,
-some unusual trial or exercise was to befal them that day; but when the affair happened,
+some unusual trial or exercise was to befall them that day; but when the affair happened,
 he enjoyed a remarkable serenity.`"^
 footnote:[Barclay`'s [.book-title]#Friends in Scotland#, p. 443.]
 

diff --git a/lives-of-primitive-quakers/original/21-chapter-20.adoc b/lives-of-primitive-quakers/original/21-chapter-20.adoc
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ could accompany her sinking forever into his protecting arms?
 After nearly two years spent in America, spreading the knowledge of the Truth,
 oftentimes through more hardships from the want of
 personal comforts than the persecution of opposers,
-(which did not seem to befal him in this particular
+(which did not seem to befall him in this particular
 service,) George Fox returned to England;
 and the law against holding conventicles being then rigidly enforced,
 he was not many months in his native land before he