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 1   I,  9  |        a burning in his heart, saying, 'O Most High God, O Creator
 2   I,  11 |      there came to him a voice saying, 'Inasmuch as thou hast
 3  II,  26 |            THUS he taught him, saying: 'O my son! hear my speech
 4 III,  96 |      him whenever he appeared, saying, 'My uncle Haiqâr is in
 5 III,  103|        mock his, uncle Haiqâr, saying: 'My uncle has chased me
 6 III,  104|      the Wise, king of Persia, saying thus:~
 7  IV,  165|                             10 Saying, 'O my grief! O Haiqâr,
 8  IV,  176|       when the king heard that saying, he felt sure of the matter,
 9  IV,  179|      24 And he shouted to him, saying, 'O Haiqâr, I bring the
10   V,  192|      him sit down at his side, saying to him,~'O my darling Haiqâr!
11   V,  200|        sky they were to shout, saying:~
12   V,  243|    hast told the truth in this saying. But we have heard of Haiqâr,
13  VI,  246|  dwelling, and wrote a letter, saying in it on this wise:~
14  VI,  252|     And Pharaoh accepted this, saying, 'O Haiqâr, it is the like
15  VI,  258|       the boys began to shout, saying, 'Bring bricks, bring clay,
16  VI,  260| shouted for the king's troops, saying to them, 'Bring to the skilled
17 VII,  296|       Nadan, his sister's son, saying to him wisely:~
18 VII,  347|               52 O my boy! the saying has been confirmed which