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 1    2, 2|            formal complaint to the Qazi, and prayed him to banish
 2    2, 2|        pauper from the prison. The Qazi summoned the pauper before
 3    2, 2|          the prison; whereupon the Qazi ordered him to be carried
 4    6, 5|          STORY V. The Sufi and the Qazi.~A sick man laboring under
 5    6, 5|   assailant but led him before the Qazi. On learning the facts of
 6    6, 5|          the facts of the case the Qazi said, "This Faqir is sick
 7    6, 5|        case, and again pressed the Qazi to do him justice. On this
 8    6, 5|           him justice. On this the Qazi asked the sick Faqir how
 9    6, 5|          sick Faqir went up to the Qazi and struck him a blow on
10    6, 5|            then pointed out to the Qazi that by his ill-timed leniency
11    6, 5|           the case of another. The Qazi said that, for his part,
12    6, 5|      divine fount of good, and the Qazi replied that what seems
13    6, 5|         experienced in it, and the Qazi replied by telling him an
14    6, 5|            the evil in it, and the Qazi replied with the poet's
15    6, 5|         temptations of Iblis?"~The Qazi said, "If there were no
16    6, 9| illustrated by the anecdote of the Qazi who was beguiled by the
17    6, 9|           went to the court of the Qazi, pretending to have a grievance;
18    6, 9|    grievance; and when she saw the Qazi she beguiled him, and induced
19    6, 9|          visit at night. While the Qazi was sitting with her the
20    6, 9|     violently at the door, and the Qazi, in a great fright, hid
21    6, 9|           the way to the bazar the Qazi cried out to the porter
22    6, 9|       hundred Dinars, and thus the Qazi escaped. Next year the woman
23    6, 9|            and tried to seduce the Qazi a second time; but he said, "
24    6, 9|          the Deputy in freeing the Qazi reminds the poet of the