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 1 IV   |         and take him to his own home, adding thereto: "I hope
 2 IV   |       ordered him to be carried home, and grudged him not that
 3 IV   | sounding him. So, on his coming home, he fell into much grief
 4 VI   |        his brother and sent him home with a gift. ~"Then he ordered
 5 XII  |     they again, each to his own home, eagerly storing the honey
 6 XV   |        of money to that eternal home is wrought by the hands
 7 XVIII|       pet fawn, and brought her home again, and set her in captivity
 8 XXII |          he withdrew to his own home, feigning sickness. When
 9 XXIV |          Wilt thou not prefer a home land to a foreign land,
10 XXX  |      the king. But Theudas went home to his evil den, and, dipping
11 XXXVI|       him, and unwillingly went home, often turning round to