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 1   1, 69|         destined to a long life? Surely he cannot be born for my
 2   1, 69|     obtained a handful of water, surely it is not death which comes
 3   1, 71|                             71. 'Surely this young shoot of my family
 4   4, 71|         by the heart's feelings; surely, when worldly objects so
 5   4, 96|        these things are so, thou surely wouldest not lead me astray
 6   6, 31|                             31. 'Surely thou wilt not abandon, O
 7   6, 32|  bringing thee up,-thou wilt not surely forget her, as an ingrate
 8   6, 33|               33. 'Thou wilt not surely abandon thy queen, endowed
 9   7, 38| therefore, my son, thou wilt not surely desert it, as the loved
10   8, 43|                             43. 'Surely, O queen, thou wilt not
11   8, 62|                          62. 'He surely has never heard of the monarchs
12   8, 64|                             64. 'Surely it must be that this fond
13   8, 83|      grief, regain thy firmness,-surely thou wilt not, O firm hero,
14   9, 23|     words were stopped by tears,-surely having heard it, for the
15   9, 25|      would please their fathers;-surely thou too wilt do thy father'
16   9, 27|                             27. 'Surely thou wilt succour thy wife
17   9, 44|                             44. 'Surely thy mind is not very penetrating,
18  13, 65|        out the law as its fruit,-surely when it is growing it should