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 1       1, Story1 |       to kill a prisoner. The helpless~fellow began to insult the
 2       1, Story4 |  cannot be held despicable or helpless.~ I have seen many a water
 3       1, Story13|      padshah took pity on his helpless condition, added a~robe
 4       1, Story18|       not~meet for thee to be helpless at a time of necessity.'~ ~
 5       2, Story14|  sinkest in a calamity be not helpless.~ Strip thy foes of their
 6       3, Story28|      pushed the boat off. The helpless man was amazed and~spent
 7       5, Story3 |     strength left.~ How can a helpless fellow live purely~  Who
 8       6, Story6 |      time of thy infancy~ How helpless thou wast in my arms~ Thou
 9       7, Story20|       town he would have~been helpless against the assaults of
10       8, 43     | corner not for God's sake~ Is helpless. What can he see in a dark
11       8, 77     |   Injure not the heart of the helpless~ For thou wilt succumb to