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1     I,  2      | plantations, the plants and trees of tenderness snatched from
2     I,  12     |     thinking themselves dry trees because of their impotence,
3    II,  4      |     of his belly. The great trees are overshadowed by him,
4    II,  4(4713)|    He lieth under the lotus trees, in the covert of the reed
5    II,  9      | well-watered grounds, shady trees, twittering birds, crystal
6    II,  14     |    either with the fruit of trees which grow on the banks
7    II,  15     |      but only the fruits of trees and the produce of the crops,