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1 An old carthorse and a young courser go ill in harness together.
2 And I know not well why, but things go ill with us.
3 It should go ill with us that dwell in the outskirts.
4 In this region, as in all others, faith and fear go ill together.
5 It would go ill with the 'impi' which tried to take that kraal.
6 We go ill together, you and I, and one of us must suffer.
7 I shall avoid them both, then can it ne'er go ill with me.
8 Otherwise, all will go ill . That's the end of my preaching.
9 Honor and hardihood go ill with a shaking hand or a blurred eye.
10 And never doubt my grateful affection for you, whether posts go ill or well.
11 Nay, but you must not fail me, or it will go ill with me.
12 Come to me when things go ill with you, and you shall be welcome.
13 If Minas Tirith falls, it will go ill with Saruman.'
14 And you, Sammie, don't go ill - treating my poor old pony!
15 If it should go ill with the prisoner, I have ensured access to him, once.
16 Should I again fall into their hands, they intimated it would go ill with me.
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