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 1   4, 69|                          69. 'Wilt thou not then, O large-eyed
 2   4, 71| attain are in thy grasp, thou wilt not despise them.~
 3   5, 34|    like a sparrow's: 'If thou wilt be my surety, O king, against
 4   6, 31|              31. 'Surely thou wilt not abandon, O hero, that
 5   6, 32|     of bringing thee up,-thou wilt not surely forget her, as
 6   6, 33|                     33. 'Thou wilt not surely abandon thy queen,
 7   6, 34|                      34 'Thou wilt not abandon the young son
 8   6, 35| kindred and thy kingdom, thou wilt not, O master, abandon me,-
 9   7, 38|       therefore, my son, thou wilt not surely desert it, as
10   7, 55|            55, 'From him thou wilt hear the path to truth,
11   7, 55|    hast a desire for it, thou wilt embrace it; but as I foresee,
12   8, 43|         Surely, O queen, thou wilt not blame Kamthaka nor wilt
13   8, 43|   wilt not blame Kamthaka nor wilt thou show thy anger against
14   8, 83|     thy firmness,-surely thou wilt not, O firm hero, shed tears
15   9, 23|       is so dear to him, thou wilt with all affection follow
16   9, 25|      fathers;-surely thou too wilt do thy father's desire.~
17   9, 27|              27. 'Surely thou wilt succour thy wife by the
18   9, 57|     the prescribed rule; thus wilt thou thyself attain to it,
19  12, 14|                          14. 'Wilt thou therefore deign to
20  12, 44|                          44. 'Wilt thou please to explain to
21  13, 11|              11. 'But if thou wilt not rise, strong in thy
22  13, 11| purpose,-then be firm if thou wilt and quit not thy resolve,-
23  15, 16|       bitter repentance, thou wilt remember me hereafter, when