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 1   I,  8  |      him not one word. And he went away sorrowful and dejected,
 2   I,  21 |                21 Then Haiqâr went and presented Nadan his
 3 III,  95 |     every now and then Haiqâr went and paid his respects to
 4 III,  100|        and in the meantime he went neither in nor out, nor
 5 III,  111|                    19 Then he went and wrote a letter likewise
 6 III,  117|      and the vizier, and they went to the desert to the plain
 7 III,  121|     concerning him. And Nadan went to Haiqâr and said to him, '
 8 III,  124|     32 And Nadan took him and went with him to the king. And
 9 III,  144|     had commanded him, and he went to the king and said to
10 III,  150|    ignorant, the hardhearted, went to the house of his uncle,
11  IV,  169|               14 And the king went on weeping night and day.
12  IV,  178|          23 And the swordsman went along rejoicing till he
13  IV,  178|      of the hiding-place, and went down and found Haiqâr sitting,
14  IV,  180|     end. Then he took him and went to the king.~
15   V,  190| himself his gayest dress, and went riding to the king, with
16   V,  198|                 10 And Haiqâr went to his dwelling, and he
17   V,  203|       15 Then leaving them he went to the king and said to
18   V,  204|       and sat with Haiqâr and went to a wide place and sent
19   V,  206|       men and the eagles, and went towards the dwellings of
20   V,  223|  hither to-morrow.' So Haiqâr went as king Pharaoh had commanded
21   V,  224|      And on the morrow Haiqâr went into the presence of Pharaoh,
22  VI,  246|                    AND Haiqâr went to his dwelling, and wrote
23  VI,  256|    all that for him, and they went to a wide place; and Haiqâr
24  VI,  256|       king and all his nobles went and the whole city assembled,
25  VI,  264|                19 Then Haiqâr went to his dwelling and on the
26  VI,  265|   Haiqâr heard this speech he went and took a cat, and bound
27  VI,  265|  Egyptians heard it, and they went and told the king about
28  VI,  268|      and cut off its head and went away, and because of this
29  VI,  274|                29 Then Haiqâr went to the back of the house,
30  VI,  286|                41 Then Haiqâr went and took leave of king Pharaoh,
31  VI,  287|    that Haiqâr was coming, he went out to meet him and rejoiced
32 VII,  296|           And whenever Haiqâr went in or out he scolded Nadan,
33 VII,  320|      dog that was cold and it went into the potter's house
34 VII,  322|   been to me like the pig who went into the hot bath with people
35 VII,  322|      saw a filthy hole and it went down and wallowed in it.~
36 VII,  353|       was destruction, and he went to hell. For he who digs