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 1       1, Story13|    took pity on his helpless condition, added a~robe to his gift
 2       1, Story22|     foot~ It is like thy own condition under the foot of an elephant.'~ ~ ~
 3       2, Story1 |     knowest not his internal condition,~ What business has the
 4       2, Story37|     apprised of his famished condition,~produced a table with bread
 5       2, Story40|   considered the disgraceful condition he was in. The youth raised
 6       3, Story21| country are in a~flourishing condition it will be repaid.' The
 7       3, Story28|     and showed his destitute condition. The people had,~however,
 8       3, Story28|      was respectable but his condition~miserable. He then asked
 9       3, Story28|    thereby healed thy broken~condition. Such coincidences occur
10       5, Story21|    Lest he might die in that condition,~ He said in anguish from
11       7, Story5 |  with~pity for his destitute condition, in which I did not consider
12       8, 34     | resuscitaied again.~ It is a condition of wisdom in the archer
13       8, 46     |      is?~ He is aware of the condition of the poor~ Who has himself