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 1    12, 20   |  across a threshold, across a stick, across a pestle, from two
 2    14, Text |          left, leaning on his stick. ~Then, when it was evening,
 3    19       |      check & curb them with a stick on this side & that. Why
 4    21       |      to come along carrying a stick or shard and saying, 'With
 5    21       |  shard and saying, 'With this stick or shard I will take this
 6    21       |  think -- would he, with that stick or shard, take that catskin
 7    21       |       rustle & crackle with a stick or shard. The man would
 8    45       | accepts nothing from across a stick, across a pestle, from two
 9    58, Text |     the nurse, were to take a stick or a piece of gravel into
10   126       |       fire, would take a fire stick and rub it into a wet, sappy
11   126       |     If he were to take a fire stick and rub it into a wet, sappy
12   126       |       fire, would take a fire stick and rub it into a dry, sapless
13   126       |     If he were to take a fire stick and rub it into a dry, sapless
14   126  (3)  |    The churn-stick is a small stick that has attached to its
15   131, TrInt|       there is good reason to stick with the traditional reading