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1    1, 11|         Thy share" when it all belonged of right to the lion, and
2    4, 5 |   weight.~That jewel of right, belonged to you,~Wealth for yourself
3    4, 6 |      Saying, "Alas! that house belonged to me;~I was blind and did
4    5, 4 |       s mother and grandmother belonged. He was the reigning prince
5    5, 5 |       to whose school the poet belonged, that weeping, even aloud,
6    5, 12| himself under some wool, which belonged to the ropemakers of the
7    6, 2 |       in eating the food which belonged to an orphan. The moral