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 1   Intro, 2      |         thy door, the asylum of comfort.~ On thee is incumbent the
 2       1, Story4 |      boy delicately, with every~comfort, and kept masters to educate
 3       1, Story16| prosperity,~ Will choose bodily comfort for himself,~ Abandoning
 4       2, Story17|        me.~ I draw my breath in comfort and thus spend my life.'~ ~ ~
 5       2, Story28|         hardship~is followed by comfort.'~ ~ ~ A flower is sometimes
 6       3, Story3 |       patch upon patch, said to comfort his mind:~ ~ ~ 'We are contented
 7       3, Story3 |       the pious and is ready to comfort every heart. If he~becomes
 8       3, Story3 |    consider it an obligation to~comfort the mind of a worthy person.'
 9       3, Story13|         to one~ Whose face will comfort thee like ready cash.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
10       3, Story23|     time of bounty?~ ~ ~ Bestow comfort with gold and with silver~
11       3, Story28|    Perceivest thou not how much comfort I gained at~the cost of
12       7, Story20|         not joined together and~comfort in poverty is an impossibility.
13       7, Story20|        internal~tranquility and comfort in wealthy people, the fact
14       8, Maxim1 |             Property is for the comfort of life, not for the accumulation
15       8, 46     |         How can he who lives in comfort and abundance~ Know what