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 1   I,  13 |               13 Thereupon he took Nadan his sister's son,
 2   I,  25 |                     25 And he took Nadan. his sister's son
 3 III,  102|   named Benuzârdân, so Haiqâr took him to himself in place
 4 III,  114|       king's servants. And he took the other letter which he
 5 III,  117|    arose on the fifth day and took the king and the soldiers
 6 III,  124|                  32 And Nadan took him and went with him to
 7 III,  137|                45 Then Haiqâr took the swordsman aside apart
 8 III,  137|        wanted to kill thee, I took thee and hid thee in a certain
 9  IV,  159|                          4 He took it and read it and gave
10  IV,  180| beginning to the end. Then he took him and went to the king.~
11   V,  189|       king commanded him, and took rest for forty days.~
12   V,  191|      what was happening, fear took hold of him and terror,
13   V,  194|                 6 Then Haiqâr took the letter and read it and
14   V,  199|                    11 Then he took two little lads, and spent
15   V,  206|     he bade him farewell, and took his troops and his army
16  VI,  256|       boys came to it, and he took the eagles and the young
17  VI,  265|       this speech he went and took a cat, and bound her and
18  VI,  274|   rough shore of the sea, and took a handful of sand in his
19  VI,  286|       41 Then Haiqâr went and took leave of king Pharaoh, and
20  VI,  295|      him to thee.' And Haiqâr took Nadan, his sister's son,
21  VI,  295|      with chains of iron, and took him to his dwelling, and
22 VII,  304| chilly time of winter; and he took cold water and poured it
23 VII,  305|     been to me like a man who took a stone, and threw it up
24 VII,  337|       the earth; but the Lord took pity on me and delivered