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 1       1, Story16|  consent to bear thy anxiety or grief~ Or carry thy beloved children
 2       1, Story24|        Because neither rest nor grief come from the people.~ Be
 3       1, Story39|        an alchemist has died in grief and misery,~ A fool discovered
 4       2, Story13|        thy slave committed?~ My grief will be for having offended
 5       2, Story17|      the slave of a potentate.~ Grief for the present, or distress
 6       2, Story29|     will lay open their heart's grief to friends.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 7       3, Story13|      thou confidest thy heart's grief, tell it to one~ Whose face
 8       3, Story28|          Why should he eat more grief? All the horizons are his
 9       4, Story2 |      loss.'~ ~ ~ Reveal not thy grief to enemies~ Because they
10       5, Story3 |  reproaches he suffered and the grief he bore, saying:~ ~ ~ I
11       5, Story17|    yellow.~ ~ ~ If I die not of grief on the day of separation~
12       5, Story19|        wounds.~ I shall tell my grief to no one but a sympathizer.~
13       6, Story5 |      been entered by~no kind of grief and his lips were scarcely
14       7, Story20| Treasure, serpent; rose, thorn; grief and pleasure are all linked~
15       8, 74     |        with a bad end.~ ~ ~ The grief thou sufferest before the
16       8, 74     |         joy~ Is better than the grief endured after joy.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
17       8, 6      |        died, bearing away their grief One had possessed wealth~