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 1    1, Prol|         And they who lack daily bread find the day very long;~
 2    1, 5   |       also provide us our daily bread?"~The lion said, "True;
 3    1, 6   |    Almighty power.~On the table bread is a mere lifeless thing,~
 4    1, 6   |       the Soul of souls? (God).~Bread is the food of the body,
 5    1, 9   |         domestic needs,~Namely, bread and meat and her own dignity
 6    1, 9   |       the fruit is tasted.~Till bread is broken, how can it serve
 7    1, 12  | hungered is the clear mirror of bread,~The tinder is the mirror
 8    1, 17  |       with foul obscurity!~When bread is "substance," to eat it
 9    1, 17  |      turn to sharp swords.~When bread is "substance," it is as
10    2, 1   |      away honor for a morsel of bread.~The ecstasy of that company
11    2, 2   |     true faith for food,~And as bread for his provisions by the
12    2, 14  |     where to look for a loaf of bread." The Arab said, "In that
13    3, 7   |      helpless; give me my daily bread without obliging me to work
14    3, 13  |      and probability of gaining bread. ~If you have no hope of
15    3, 13  |         have no hope of getting bread, why go? ~There is the fear
16    3, 15  |       picking up the morsels of bread which fell from their master'
17    3, 15  |  whereas the dog could only eat bread. The cock, to appease him,
18    4, 2   |        wander about and beg his bread. After this he regained
19    4, 2   |      provide him with his daily bread without obliging him to
20    4, 6   |        up; and in order to make bread, the wheat must first be
21    5, 1   |        goats, to say nothing of bread and other viands. He left
22    5, 3   |      convertest salt earth into bread,~And bread again into the
23    5, 3   |      salt earth into bread,~And bread again into the life of men;~
24    5, 5   |        he lived on mere earthly bread he should not have claimed
25    5, 6   |      grain, and a fourth of the bread made therefrom, and so on
26    6, Prol| Bread-giver and bread-eater and bread itself~Are purified of their
27    6, 6   |     wrath into this mouthful of bread,~That same bread will choke
28    6, 6   |    mouthful of bread,~That same bread will choke you like a halter.~
29    6, 7   |     more beneficial to him than bread and sweets;~Because sweets
30    6, 8   |       anecdotes of a man buying bread at Kashan, of Sultan Khwarazm
31    6, 8   |       he did not create it;~The bread of Thy providing, and furnished
32    6, 9   |    cooked;"~Or if she said, "My bread is without savor"~Or, "The