Riddle LXXXVI
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Riddle LXXXVII
With great strength, I grind everything at once. I have one neck but two heads that I bind together, and I use my head as feet.
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I have endured more than one body should. I carried three souls, all nurtured within me. Two are gone, but the last one barely survived.
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Not heavy by myself, but with water I gain weight, filling my wide-open caves; the water inside remains hidden and does not flow out on its own.
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