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 1   Intro, 3      |         with the~determination to carry them to town; whereon I
 2       1, Story15|       intelligence who is able to carry on the administration of
 3       1, Story16|          thy anxiety or grief~ Or carry thy beloved children to
 4       1, Story20|       burden.~ Oxen and asses who carry loads~ Are superior to men
 5       2, Story4 | enumerates them~ Will undoubtedly carry thy faults to others.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 6       3, Story6 |      replied: 'This quantity~will carry thee, and whatever is more
 7       3, Story13|        when I saw his face.'~ ~ ~ Carry not thy necessity to a sour-faced
 8       3, Story22|       that?' He replied: 'I shall carry Persian brimstone to China~
 9       3, Story22|          high price. I shall also carry~Chinese porcelain to Rum
10       5, Story20|           as far as thy feet will carry thee because~the envious
11       5, Story20|          in haste~ Will repenting carry the back of his hand to
12       8, 2      |           agree~ Span thy bow and carry stones upon the rampart.~ ~ ~ ~ ~