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 1  11, 32|        likely~decay after five hundred years; but observing the
 2  13, 48| religion. Better than living a hundred years not~seeing the highest
 3  13, 56|         able to cope with five hundred~ordinary elephants. When
 4  14, 60|       thou wert born about two hundred leagues from here and canst
 5  14, 71|     said: "In a village of one~hundred houses a single light was
 6  14, 73|       men and bullocks of~five hundred wagons obtained water in
 7  14, 73|    about trafficking with five hundred carts. One day he~arrived
 8  16, 83|     Yama reigns, but some~four hundred miles westward lies a great
 9  16, 84|   their deeds. If a man live a hundred years,~or even more, he
10  16, 85|     which lay a~hamlet of five hundred houses. Thinking of the
11  16, 92|       up this meal to us for a hundred thousand."~ "My lords, were
12  17, 95|       But just now, Lord, five hundred carts have gone across the~
13  18, 97|  musical instruments, and five hundred~garments, and went to the