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 1 V     | whensoever he would, charging his companions to suffer nothing unpleasant
 2 V     |           this strange sight. His companions answered, "This man is now
 3 V     |          and despondency were his companions, and his grief knew no ease;
 4 VI    |        friendly wise as one of my companions and peers, if so be that
 5 XII   |     righteousness, and became the companions of Angels, and fellow-heirs
 6 XVI   |       with flatteries. The king's companions observed this for a time,
 7 XVIII |           of life and that of thy companions in the desert, and from
 8 XVIII |    keepers, to herd with her wild companions. When these removed, to
 9 XVIII |           both of thyself and thy companions, and depart to the place
10 XVIII |           promise to bestow on my companions, how shall this be, that
11 XVIII |          how the least of all thy companions surpasseth me in riches --
12 XVIII |            But be assured that my companions have no need of such things,
13 XXIX  |       minister to him, and be his companions day and night. For myself,
14 XXXVII|         his friends, kinsfolk and companions, and how the lives of all