Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story4 |    to attack some people~and leave the place empty. Then several
 2       1, Story4 |    to extinguish fire and to leave burning coals~or to kill
 3       1, Story4 | coals~or to kill a viper and leave its young ones.~ ~ If a
 4       1, Story9 |    arm of my hand,~ All take leave from each other.~ Death,
 5       1, Story15|    thy dignity and gravity.~ Leave sport and jocularity to
 6       1, Story28|     fortune and kingdom will leave thy hand.'~ ~ ~
 7       2, Story45|    say these words in jest,~ Leave joking off and enjoy her
 8       2, Story45|     in a nature~ It will not leave it till the time of death.'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 9       3, Story28|   wishes of his father,~took leave of him, departed and said
10       5, Story17|     heads and faces and took~leave of each other.~ ~ ~ What
11       5, Story17|     at the same time to take leave of him?~ Thou wouldst say
12       5, Story20|   the face of the friend and leave~ The foe to chew the back
13       5, Story21|    anguish from the waves:~ 'Leave me. Take the hand of my
14       6, Story5 |     abstain from puerility.~ Leave play and jokes to youths.~ ~ ~
15       8, 5      |    bring tidings of spring.~ Leave bad news to the owl.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
16       8, 55     |      52~ ~ ~ Regret will not leave the hearts of two persons