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 1  I             |        soul shall bear its own burden. The high rank of some of
 2  I             |     folks' tales must bear the burden of their own sins. On the
 3  I             |     deeds. Each is to bear the burden of his own sins. No city
 4  I             |         No soul shall bear the burden of another. Mohammed cannot
 5  I             |   another to take upon him his burden at the judgment day. Definition
 6  I,       II(3)|  Remission, or laying down the burden (of sins).~ ~
 7  I,       II   |       Lord, load us not with a burden, as Thou hast loaded those
 8  I,       VI   |        nor shall one bearing a burden bear the burden of another;
 9  I,       VI   |      bearing a burden bear the burden of another; and then unto
10  I,      VII   |   covered her she bore a light burden and went about therewith;
11  I,      XVI   |    tales!'~ ~Let them bear the burden of their sins entirely on
12  I,      XVI   | without knowledge.-Aye! an ill burden shall they bear.~ ~ ./. 
13  I,      XVI   |    dumb, able to do nothing, a burden to his lord; wherever he
14 II,     XVII   |     one burdened soul bear the burden of another.~ ~Nor would
15 II,       XX(2)|    vizier,' 'one who bears the burden' of office.~ ~
16 II,       XX   |      on the resurrection day a burden:-for them to bear for aye,
17 II,     XXIV   |     your backs he has only his burden to bear, and ye have only
18 II,     XXIV   |    bear, and ye have only your burden to bear. But if ye obey
19 II,     XXXV   |   burdened soul shall bear the burden of another; and if a heavily
20 II,    XXXIX   |   burdened soul shall bear the burden of another; then unto your
21 II,       LI   |    those pregnant 2 with their burden! and by those running on 3
22 II,     LIII   |   burdened soul shall bear the burden of another? [40] and that
23 II,      LXV   |      they have laid down their burden; and whosoever fears God,