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 1   1, 84 |               84. But he let his heart be influenced by the thought,
 2   1, 90 |    ceremonies which rejoiced his heart, on a fortunate day, in
 3   2, 33 |        prosperity and stirred in heart by the destiny which had
 4   2, 44 |         wish to fan wrath in his heart.~
 5   3, 7  |          saying,'Go;' but in his heart through affection he could
 6   3, 26 |     along on purpose to stir the heart of the king's son.~
 7   3, 50 |          point; imploring in his heart,'Would that he might not
 8   4, 12 |          skill in expressing the heart's feelings, by your coquetry,
 9   4, 24 |      these women as stung to the heart rose even above themselves
10   4, 63 |          this friendliness of my heart.~
11   4, 68 |         are what binds a woman's heart; good qualities truly are
12   4, 69 |   large-eyed prince, even if thy heart is unwilling, seek to please
13   4, 71 |        let it be assisted by the heart's feelings; surely, when
14   4, 99 |          If desire arises in the heart of the man, who knows that
15   4, 103|    elephant with an arrow in its heart; but wearied in all sorts
16   5, 1  |       lion deeply pierced in his heart by a poisoned arrow.~
17   5, 47 |          knew the purpose of his heart, deep sleep was suddenly
18   5, 69 |         to-day is produced in my heart, and since my determination
19   6, 6  |     business, I am wholly won in heart by thee,-one who has such
20   6, 27 |         cause tears, even if his heart were of iron,-how much more
21   6, 39 |      ventured to speak it with a heart ashamed and a tongue cleaving
22   6, 60 |        form of a hunter, pure in heart, knowing his thoughts, approached
23   7, 30 | satisfaction resides only in the heart,-for waters will not cleanse
24   8, 3  |       had lost all spirit in his heart; and decked though he was
25   8, 32 |          is he, the desire of my heart, gone? and when thou and
26   8, 33 |      tears and be content in thy heart,-tears and that deed of
27   8, 39 |         him my prosperity and my heart together?~
28   8, 69 |                          69. 'My heart too is certainly most stern,
29   8, 86 |        both go quickly hence,-my heart will not return to quiet,
30   9, 13 |          sorrow plunged into his heart.~
31   9, 15 |       for the sake of what is my heart's desire,-abandon this purpose
32  11, 4  |          fortune, I esteem in my heart as true friends; who is
33  11, 67 |        to the wise compassionate heart; how much more if it be
34  12, 106|          sudden joy risen ih her heart, had just come near,~
35  13, 70 |          thou art smitten in thy heart.~
36  14, 83 |         cow that yields all that heart can wish ;~
37  15, 112|           Then the five, pure in heart, begged leave to undertake
38  16, 96 |       Whosoever with a believing heart, after examination, shall
39  16, 113|         intent, with a believing heart, and filled with faith and
40  16, 131|       hears this Law with a pure heart.~