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 1 III,  153|        61 But Haiqâr had been cut into the hiding-place, and
 2  IV,  170|       command thy servants to cut off my head.' Then said
 3  IV,  186|       and shave thy head, and cut thy nails, and change thy
 4  VI,  268|    got up this very night and cut off its head and went away,
 5  VI,  269|    she go this very night and cut off the head of thy cock
 6  VI,  279|    thy faithful shoemakers to cut awls from this stone, that
 7 VII,  325|   greedy and cunning shall be cut away from its shoulder.~
 8 VII,  327| verily you would be unable to cut me."~
 9 VII,  338|       thee food for dogs, and cut out thy tongue, and take
10 VII,  341|    and its master was fain to cut it down, and it said to
11 VII,  341|       if I do not bear fruit, cut me down."~