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advice
again
among
arkad
away
babylon
bring
buy
came
camels
city
come
day
debts
desire
earn
earnings
even
family
father
find
first
found
friend
give
go
gold
good
great
hast
investment
keep
king
know
laws
lender
let
life
live
long
luck
man
master
may
men
merchant
might
money
must
myself
night
now
old
once
opportunity
others
own
pay
pieces
plan
purpose
purse
repay
replied
rich
say
see
shall
should
silver
slave
small
son
success
take
tale
tell
thee
therefore
things
thou
thought
thy
time
treasure
two
upon
use
walls
wealth
whom
wife
wisdom
wise
wish
without
work
years
yet
youth
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