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1 1, 9 | out of dust;~In the form, three cubits high, which he gave
2 2, 9 | IX. The Gardener and the Three Friends.~A voice came from
3 2, 9 | story of a gardener who saw three friends walking in his garden,
4 2, 12 | into the same ditch as my three companions." The moral is,
5 2, 16 | accused him, "This Sufi has three very bad qualities; he babbles
6 2, 16 | allowance,~Whether he eat two or three, he observes the mean.~But
7 3, 15 | himself by showing that all three deaths had taken place just
8 3, 16 | lived beyond the age of three or four months. In great
9 3 (11)| say, 'God is the third of three,' for there is no God but
10 4, 5 | STORY V. The Three Fishes.~This story, which
11 4, 5 | stream, and in this lake were three fishes, one very wise, the
12 4, 5 | go, that I may give you three counsels,~Whence you will
13 4, 5 | of a tree.~On hearing all three you will deem yourself happy.~
14 4, 5 | altogether I do not weigh three drachms,~How can a pearl
15 4 (8) | Greek philosophers into three classes: Dahriyun, Tabayiun,
16 5, 3 | present year is better than three past.~This is followed by
17 6, Prol| hearer and spoken words~All three give up the ghost in that
18 6, Prol| essences in each of these three grades~Are distinguished,
19 6, Prol| the world of spirits all three await judgment,~Sometimes
20 6, 5 | let him off with a fine of three dirhams only. The moment
21 6, 5 | out, "Now take the other three dirhams and let me go!"
22 6, 7 | STORY VII. The Three Travelers.~A Mosalman was
23 6, 7 | proposed to divide them into three portions, so that each might
24 6, 9 | STORY IX. The King and his Three Sons.~A certain king had
25 6, 9 | Sons.~A certain king had three sons, who were the light
26 6, 9 | what is forbidden," the three princes disobeyed their
27 6, 9 | a deep impression on the three princes that they all became
28 6, 9 | toils and misfortunes the three princes at last arrived
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