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 1    1, 4   |        officers seized a Christian woman with her babe, and as she
 2    1, 4   |        generate more, like man and woman.~The flint and steel are
 3    1, 7   |            and women;~When man and woman become one, Thou art that
 4    1, 9   |            qualities of animality.~Woman is a ray of God, not a mere
 5    2, 7   |           the prayers of an impure woman.~If her prayers are made
 6    2, 10  |         say, 'Suppose a child or a woman enter,~Who lacks reason
 7    2, 10  |      advise.'~Know your lust to be woman, and worse than woman;~Woman
 8    2, 10  |           be woman, and worse than woman;~Woman is partial evil,
 9    2, 10  |       woman, and worse than woman;~Woman is partial evil, lust universal
10    3, 14  |           Joseph. Again, a heathen woman came to the Prophet carrying
11    3, 16  |                     STORY XVI. The Woman who lost all her infants.~
12    3, 16  |            lost all her infants.~A woman bore many children in succession,
13    3, 16  |         men. On looking again, the woman beheld in Paradise all the
14    3, 17  |            Heaven is man and earth woman in character; ~Whatever
15    3, 17  |             And the earth does the woman's work, and toils ~In bearing
16    3, 17  |           mutual love into man and woman,~That the world may be perpetuated
17    4, 1   |          of the moment she threw a woman's dress over her paramour
18    4, 1   |           whether she was a modest woman or not. He said he of course
19    4, 1   |         would prove to be a modest woman, but still he wished to
20    4, 2   |           was suckled by Halima, a woman of the Bani Sa'ad, how the
21    4, 5   |          Thereupon the man, like a woman in her travail,~Gave vent
22    4, 6   |        Moses. Asiya, being a pious woman and well inclined to Moses,
23    4, 6   |           hands of an ignorant old woman. This old woman knew nothing
24    4, 6   |       ignorant old woman. This old woman knew nothing of the virtues
25    4, 6   |            recalled the story of a woman whose infant had crawled
26    4, 8   |          intrigue with an ugly old woman who had bewitched him by
27    4, 9   |        same story of an adulterous woman, which is known as the "
28    4, 9   |           s Tale" in Chaucer. This woman, desiring to carry on an
29    4, 9   | misconducting himself with another woman. The husband assured her
30    5, 10  |          misleading others.~Thus a woman's onset in the midst of
31    5, 10  |         him whose reason is like a woman~While his lust is like a
32    5, 13  |         who disguised himself as a woman, and presented himself at
33    5, 13  |          dwarf played a trick on a woman sitting next him, which
34    5, 13  |      illustrated by the story of a woman who drove away a valued
35    6, Prol|      thought, and life.~In the old woman life is infused,~While the
36    6, 5   |    illustrated by an anecdote of a woman who complained of the hard
37    6, 5   |            to your body.~Even as a woman who has borne twenty children,~
38    6, 9   |            money from him!" So the woman went to the court of the
39    6, 9   |        Qazi escaped. Next year the woman went to the court and tried