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 1       1, Story1 |    slain them.~ When the pure soul is about to depart,~ What
 2       1, Story35|     right, doth it to~his own soul and he, who doth evil, doth
 3       2, Story32|     with a knife~ Whereon the soul of the sheep complained
 4       2, Story34|     was a~heart-expanding and soul refreshing locality, had
 5       2, Story39|     He said: 'Listen with thy soul's ear to a scholar~ Although
 6       3, Story8 | little that from weakness thy soul comes up.~ ~ ~  Although
 7       3, Story11|       thy body but injure thy soul.~ ~ ~ And philosophers have
 8       3, Story28|       the latter food for the soul.~ ~ ~ Fifthly, the artisan,
 9       5, Story19|     the~nobility of the human soul that he adopted the habits
10       7, Story7 |   insensible.~ He gave thee a soul, nature, intellect and perception,~
11       8, 6      | Speech is a perfection in the soul of man~ But do not ruin
12       8, 76     |   from a miser by~digging the soul.~ ~ ~ Vile men spend not,