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 1    1, 10|         peace;~Though he slay a young man, heave not a sigh.~God
 2    2, 11|      God, who fed me when I was young; nay, even though I revolted
 3    2, 18|                STORY XVIII. The Young Ducks who were brought up
 4    3, 1 |       The Travelers who ate the Young Elephant.~~A PARTY of travelers
 5    3, 1 |       them that there were many young elephants in the adjacent
 6    3, 1 |       the travelers saw a plump young elephant, and could not
 7    3, 1 |  perceived to have eaten of the young elephant's flesh he slew
 8    3, 5 |           For I have selected a young bride, O my son. ~The barber
 9    3, 13|       forever the old to become young!~Tell earth to assume the
10    4, 8 |       raised from the dead as a young man, whereas his sons were
11    4, 9 |        excessive inclination of young disciples~Towards their
12    5, 3 | illustrated by an anecdote of a young deer who was placed in the