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 1    1, 2 |       Causing a fresh skin to grow again over the wound;~Has
 2    3, 2 |      does it but more quickly grow dry and sapless? ~Be not
 3    3, 10|        The weeds on our water grow thick through carnal lust; ~
 4    3, 14|       befall thee.~Let others grow pale from fear of ill fortune,~
 5    3, 17|    root of a tree, ~Therefrom grow the leaves on firm branches. 8 ~
 6    3, 17|    Corresponding to that root grow up branches ~As well on
 7    3, 17|         How shall it not also grow in the heart of the Prince? ~
 8    3, 17|       could roses and saffron grow? ~For naught can grow from
 9    3, 17| saffron grow? ~For naught can grow from the sole heat and rain
10    3, 18|        Because flesh and skin grow not without tender care, ~
11    3, 18|    care, ~How should they not grow when warmed by the Friend'
12    4, 6 | Paradise.' ~He makes sugar to grow in your mouth, ~That you