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 1 7 |       is a man who receives charge of the cattle and sheep
 2 7 |    them, will he return his charge to the owner? or will he
 3 7 |     heard that he who is in charge of an office, when he is
 4 7 |    do the same. But I am in charge of no office; on me devolves
 5 14| which is the greatest ? The charge of one's self is the greatest.
 6 14|   are many charges, but the charge of one's self is the root
 7 16|  city, saying to the man in charge of the house, 'Do not lodge
 8 18| took upon himself the heavy charge of the kingdom in this way,
 9 19| took upon himself the heavy charge of the kingdom.~3. 'Hûi
10 20| care about." He was once in charge of the public fields, and
11 26|    sake of a stupid archer, charge his rule for drawing the