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 1     4    | awe-inspiring and make your hair stand on end, such as park-shrines,
 2     4    | awe-inspiring and make your hair stand on end, such as park-shrines,
 3     4    |        back & forth, I would not stand or sit or lie down. I would
 4     4    |          I would not lie down or stand up or walk. I would keep
 5     4    |      down, I would not sit up or stand or walk. I would keep lying
 6    12, 20|          would make a man's hair stand up if he were not free from
 7    20    |      walking slowly? Why don't I stand?' So he stands. The thought
 8    72    |      bark, & sapwood -- it would stand as pure heartwood. In the
 9    72    |      leaves, bark, & sapwood and stand as pure heartwood. ~"Magnificent,
10    82    |       relatives & blood-kinsmen, stand around me saying, 'This
11   119, 6 |        hollow water-pot set on a stand, and a man were to come
12   119, 6 |        were a water-pot set on a stand, full of water up to the
13   119, 7 |       were a water jar, set on a stand, brimful of water so that
14   125    |           what do you see as you stand on the top of the mountain
15   125    |            He might reply: 'As I stand on the top of the mountain
16   125    |      pass, my dear, that, as you stand on the top of the mountain
17   125    |        is it that you see as you stand on the top of the mountain
18   125    |          thus: 'I, my dear, as I stand on the top of the mountain
19   125    |        come to pass that, as you stand on the top of the mountain
20   125    |        to say: 'I, my dear, as I stand on the top of the mountain