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1   1, 8 |     rescued from the serpent's mouth go back to be devoured?
2   8, 27| rejoiced in his heart,~but his mouth found no words to utter.
3  11, 33|        into the fierce tiger's mouth, or~under the sharp knife
4  12, 37|    begotten by the words of my mouth.~Children ought not to trample
5  14, 66|     and fell straight into the mouth of the net.~The fisherman
6  16, 89|      bold are the words of thy mouth,~Sariputta: verily, thou
7  17, 95|       provision. From the very mouth of the Blessed One, O Chunda,
8  17, 95|     have I~heard, from his own mouth have I received this saying, "
9  18, 97| excellent are the~words of thy mouth, most excellent! They set