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 1   I,  6  |     may provide thee with a boy.'~
 2   I,  10 |   beseech Thee to give me a boy, that I may be consoled
 3   I,  22 | father Sarhadum so may this boy of thine serve me and fulfil
 4   I,  23 |    mayst be patient with my boy Nadan and forgive his mistakes
 5 III,  152| brought him up like her own~boy, but wanted her to fall
 6  IV,  165|  talk of a stupid, ignorant boy without knowledge, without
 7 VII      |   similes. Ahikar calls the boy picturesque names. Here
 8 VII,  297|              2 'O Nadan, my boy! I have done to thee all
 9 VII,  302|                      7 O my boy! thou hast been to me like
10 VII,  303|                      8 O my boy! thou art like the gazelle
11 VII,  304|                      9 O my boy! thou hast been to who saw
12 VII,  305|                     10 O my boy! thou hast been to me like
13 VII,  306|                     11 O my boy! if thou hadst honoured
14 VII,  308|                     13 O my boy! I thought that thou wouldst
15 VII,  316|                     21 O my boy! thou hast been to me (as)
16 VII,  317|                     22 O my boy! thou hast been to me like
17 VII,  318|                     23 O my boy! thou hast been like a man
18 VII,  319|                     24 O my boy! thou hast been to me like
19 VII,  324|                     29 O my boy! the dog which is not fed
20 VII,  327|                     32 O my boy! thou hast been to me like
21 VII,  328|                     33 O my boy! thou art like the cat to
22 VII,  333|                     38 O my boy! I fed thee with good food
23 VII,  334|                     39 O my boy! I gave thee sugared water
24 VII,  335|                     40 O my boy! I taught thee, and brought
25 VII,  336|                     41 O my boy! I brought thee up with
26 VII,  337|                     42 O my boy! it was my hope concerning
27 VII,  338|                     43 O my boy! I wished thee well, and
28 VII,  341|   Haiqâr said to him, 'O my boy! thou art like the tree
29 VII,  343|                     48 O my boy! the old age of the eagle
30 VII,  344|                     49 O my boy! they said to the wolf, "
31 VII,  345|                     50 O my boy! they made the wolf go to
32 VII,  346|                     51 O my boy! they set the ass~down at
33 VII,  347|                     52 O my boy! the saying has been confirmed
34 VII,  347|  runs: "If thou begettest a boy, call him thy son, and if
35 VII,  347|  son, and if thou rearest a boy, call him thy slave."~
36 VII,  348|                     53 O my boy! he who doeth good shall
37 VII,  349|                     54 O my boy! what shall I say more to