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1 1 |         nets are not allowed to enter the pools and ponds, the
2 1 | consumed. If the axes and bills enter the hills and forests only
3 3 |       before I would venture to enter it; and I heard, that inside
4 10|      the door of it, he did not enter. Although he had wished
5 10|  descending from lofty trees to enter into dark valleys.~16. '
6 18|       of silk to entreat him to enter his service. With an air
7 20|       is as if he wished him to enter his palace, and shut the
8 25|      said, 'Kindly words do not enter so deeply into men as a
9 28|       after they have got it to enter the pen, they proceed to