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 1    1,     1,    I       2|       will. It was not without tears that they had said good-bye
 2    1,     1,    I       3|     with their sweat and their tears, ground that exudes disease-bearing
 3    1,     1, VIII      18|       of swindlers.4 Hence the tears, outcries, curses, and then
 4    1,     1, VIII      21|       on display for you these tears of our people, who thought
 5    1,     2            53|        If in order to wipe the tears of a moment, the rich and
 6    1,     5,   II      90| statements showing how wet the tears and how bitter was the bread
 7    1,     5,  III      92|        country. If, to dry the tears a moment, the rich and poor
 8    1,     5,   IV      95| Religion and country have shed tears over the loss of their children.
 9    1,     7,   II     111|    body and soul.~How wet with tears and bitter to the taste
10    1,     8           131|      how salty and by how many tears the bread of the wretched
11    1,     8           134|  fellow countrymen? To dry the tears of a moment, the rich and
12    2,     3,   26     223|       events that moved one to tears and I have gathered facts