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 1       1, Story16|        Abandoning his wife and children to misery.'~ ~ He also told
 2       1, Story16|    grief~ Or carry thy beloved children to the crows.~ ~ He replied: '
 3       2, Story33|   enjoying freedom.~ Cares for children, raiment and food~ Restrain
 4       2, Story33|       prayer,~ I think what my children will eat on the morrow.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 5       6, Story5 |    married a wife and begotten children but I saw~that the root
 6       6, Story5 |  replied: 'When I had obtained children I left~off childishness.'~ ~ ~
 7       7, Story3 |       much cruelty towards the~children of my subjects as thou inflictest
 8       7, Story4 |        with~anyone so that the children lost the fear they had entertained
 9       7, Story4 |     happens to be lenient~ The children will play leapfrog in the
10       7, Story6 |      if he were one of thy own~children.' He kept the prince for
11       7, Story20|       to say, they~are the two children of one belly and as long
12       8, Admon1 | princes and the sweet voice of children are not to be~trusted, because