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 1   Intro, 3      |      what is the tongue in the mouth?~ It is the key to the treasure-door
 2       1, Story4 | darkness.~ Jonah went into the mouth of the fish.~ ~ The warriors
 3       1, Story24|      face.~ A vicious fellow's mouth must utter words.~ If thou
 4       1, Story24|      bitter words, sweeten his mouth.~ ~ He was absolved of some
 5       1, Story33| malevolent fellow.~ Tie up the mouth of the dog with a sop.'~ ~ ~
 6       1, Story40|        was consumed by a fetid mouth.~ ~ How can the king's hand
 7       2, Story20|        the shout rose from his mouth~ The hair on the bodies
 8       2, Story20|    voice, from a sweet palate, mouth and lips,~ Whether employed
 9       2, Story43|       wrath and~foaming at the mouth. He asked: 'What is the
10       2, Story43|    thou art able, make a sweet mouth.~ It is not manliness to
11       2, Story43|        to strike the fist on a mouth.~ ~ ~ Although able to tear
12       3, Story8 |        that it comes up to thy mouth~ Nor so little that from
13       3, Story17|       pearls or shells in~ his mouth.~ When a man has no provisions
14       5, Story16|     dried up the saliva in the mouth and whose simum boiled the
15       5, Story20|      blow from the hand on the mouth~ Is sweeter than eating
16       6, Story1 |     feels,~ The teeth of whose mouth are being extracted?~ Consider
17       6, Story2 |     smell of an onion from the mouth of a pretty face~ Is indeed
18       8, 15     |   prayerless man~ Although his mouth may gasp from penury;~
19       8, 18     |     keep thy tongue within thy mouth.~ Disgrace is brought on
20       8, 48     |   complaints, issuing from the mouth.~ The angel appointed over
21       8, 63     |         Thou must not open thy mouth in speech.~ If thou speakest