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1 7 | search for pasture-ground and grass for them. If, after searching
2 9 |     that between the wind and grass. The grass must bend when
3 9 |       the wind and grass. The grass must bend when the wind
4 9 |   day-light go and gather the grass,~And at night twist your
5 15|      them as the ground or as grass, they regard him as a robber
6 20|     called "a minister of the grass and plants." In both cases
7 21|    mind, just as the flesh of grass and grain-fed animals is
8 27|   they are not used, the wild grass fills them up. Now, the
9 27|  fills them up. Now, the wild grass fills up your mind.'~1.