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 1 Pre   | Cambridge. In one of these I think I have traced the source
 2 Labam |     ever you are in trouble, think of me and we will come to
 3 Labam |     ever you are in trouble, think of me, and we will come
 4 Labam |     this country, and do not think of marrying her. A great
 5 Lamb  |      was jumping with joy to think of all the good things he
 6 Lamb  |      Then they all sighed to think of the tender little morsel
 7 Punch |    to his brothers:~"Stop, I think I hear some one crying and
 8 Punch |  sons have all gone away; we think they must be dead, and their
 9 Laili |    where his kingdom is."~"I think you will never get there,"
10 Laili |  father. "You do nothing but think of old women. How can a
11 Tiger |  will permit me to say so, I think matters will remain as they
12 Tiger |       nor a drop of water to think. Turn his eyes wherever
13 Tiger | throughout your life. Do not think that I am a beast of prey.
14 Tiger |   are in any difficulty just think of me. I am there with you
15 Tiger |   are in any difficulty just think of me. I will be there by
16 Tiger |     are in any calamity just think of me. I will come to you,
17 Tiger |    Before death comes let me think of my faithful brute friends."~
18 Boy   |      can the King's daughter think of marrying this poor, common
19 Fish  |   long and weary.~"Don't you think it would be pleasanter if
20 Ivory |      he did not know what to think. He waited a little while,
21 Sons  |    with him, and promised to think over the matter, and call
22 GeNote|      by European children? I think we may answer "Yes" as regards
23 StNote|       Africa, and America. I think I have done this satisfactorily,