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1  11, 34|     their robes to keep them dry and let the rain fall~upon
2  13, 47|     he sees that the sand is dry and white, he knows that
3  13, 47|     The work of removing the dry sand must be done so~that
4  14, 61|     out dead~bodies upon the dry land. As the great rivers,
5  14, 67|    near a~pond, and when the dry season set in he said to
6  14, 67| should the whole pond become dry, in this drought?'~'Yes,
7  14, 67|    lake, which never becomes dry. Would you not~like me to