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 1    1, 7 |  jealousy may be likened to a grain of wheat,~But man's jealousy
 2    1, 17|       reason was congealed.~A grain of wheat eclipsed the sun
 3    2, 1 |   story,~But yet separate the grain from the chaff.~Why the
 4    2, 1 |    they might gather the pure grain on their tray.~Infidel and
 5    2, 15|       smut, were it only as a grain of barley;~For everything
 6    4, 2 |     moment he wills it, every grain of earth's dust~Is changed
 7    4, 7 |       low~Because here I have grain and straw.~Grain is out
 8    4, 7 |       I have grain and straw.~Grain is out of place in the straw-yard,~
 9    5, 1 |        If the hunter scatters grain~Not out of mercy, but to
10    5, 6 |   third tenth of the threshed grain, and a fourth of the bread
11    5, 10|       clemency~I have given a grain of patience to every hair
12    6, 2 |     The moment he touched the grain the trap closed upon him,
13    6, 2 |    aid.~When he had eaten the grain he was caught in the trap,~
14    6, 3 | toiling to carry off a single grain, when ample stores of wheat