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 1 Sandy |      camped. They unyoked the oxen, and fed them. They built
 2 Sandy |    over all the carts and the oxen, and the men lay down under
 3 Sandy |       it away. They yoked the oxen, and, as soon as the sand
 4 Sandy |      be in the city. Yoke the oxen and start on."~Then the
 5 Sandy |      then.~All night long the oxen went on. Near daybreak,
 6 Sandy |  where we were yesterday. The oxen must have turned about while
 7 Sandy |      slept."~They unyoked the oxen, but there was no water
 8 Sandy |       over the carts, and the oxen lay down, tired and thirsty.
 9 Sandy |        I must find water. The oxen cannot go on if they do
10 Sandy |     and then they watered the oxen, and bathed. ~Then they
11 Wise  |      enough grass for so many oxen. Either he or I ought to
12 Wise  |       that is not cut up. The oxen will eat grass that has
13 Wise  |   will have been eaten by the oxen that have gone before, while
14 Wise  |    have gone before, while my oxen will eat the freshly grown
15 Wise  | carriage, drawn by milk-white oxen. Then he called ten other
16 Wise  |      and wet grasses upon the oxen and the carriage. Then he
17 Wise  |    and supperless to bed. The oxen, too, were hungry and thirsty
18 Wise  |     every man. They drove the oxen on ahead of them, but the
19 Wise  |      of the circle he had the oxen lie down, and also some
20 Granny|       heavily loaded that the oxen could not draw them through
21 Granny|   want to hire him to help my Oxen pull these wagons across