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 1  II,  57 |      they say, "Approach and come near to us."~
 2 III,  122| soldiers to their duties and come thyself to him with thy
 3 III,  133|      wife, and said to her, 'Come out and meet me, and let
 4  IV,  186|   the colour of thy face may come back to thee.'~
 5   V,  223|     He said to him, 'Go, and come back hither to-morrow.'
 6   V,  226|      Go to thy dwelling, and come hither to-morrow.'~
 7  VI,  263|    the castle, and to-morrow come to me.'~
 8  VI,  269|     the head of thy cock and come back?'~
 9  VI,  291|   first arrival until he had come away from his presence,
10 VII,  311|      hungry and the poor who come near to me."~
11 VII,  312|    the lark: "Now then may I come forward and eat, for I am
12 VII,  312|   And the trap said to him, "Come forward." And the lark approached