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 1    1, Prol|    oyster-shell fills not with pearls till it is content;~Only
 2    1, 6   |    oyster-shells raindrops are pearls.~Outside the shell they
 3    1, 6   |       Inside they are precious pearls, big and little.~These men
 4    1, 7   | self-conceit.~A swimmer brings pearls from the deep sea;~Yea,
 5    1, 7   |       like seas, may teem with pearls.~The tears which are shed
 6    1, 7   |        His chastening~Are very pearls, though men deem them mere
 7    2, 1   |   could I take brass beads for pearls of Aden?"~I will tell you
 8    2, 2   |        you will be an ocean of pearls;~Yea, a sun that measures
 9    2, 3   |       He became a soul bearing pearls in the tempest of the flood.~
10    4, 2   | changed into gold and precious pearls.~For this cause, O thou
11    4, 2   |      If thou must steal, steal pearls of the world above. ~Thy
12    4, 7   |       same value;~Some contain pearls, and others black stones.~
13    5, 11  |   chosen one, while scattering pearls of speech,~Would bid us