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1 I     |   and frequently, when the rest were tired, he alone would
2 I     |   shed tears bitterly. The rest run up to console him, but
3 V     |   of a family, in order to rest himself a little, and to
4 VII   |  thither in the morning to rest himself. The other replied,
5 XVII  |  him might be received and rest themselves, and not far
6 XXXVII|    in the enjoyment of his rest, and had as usual subdued
7 XXXIX | yourselves better than the rest of those who partake of
8 XXXIX |    once. He then spent the rest of the day until the evening
9 XLII  |  happiness, shall grant to rest therein." To these words