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 1    2, 14|   attained much better by putting half the wheat in one sack and
 2    2, 14|         the wheat in one sack and half in the other. On hearing
 3    2, 16|         pretence, ~'Though I talk half the night I am superior
 4    3, 5 |        certain man whose hair was half gray came in haste ~To a
 5    3, 15|      wherewith 'we honor Adam,' 1~Half the swarm become bees and
 6    3, 15|         the swarm become bees and half wasps.~The faithful yield
 7    4, 1 |         of his trade, and who was half killed by the smell of musk
 8    4, 5 |         one very wise, the second half wise, and the third foolish.
 9    4, 5 |         the impending danger. The half wise fish delayed doing
10    4, 5 |           of the wise man, of the half wise, and of the fool.~The
11    4, 5 |        second, he, namely, who is half wise,~Knows the wise man
12    4, 5 |           himself on his way,~Nor half a lamp which might recognize
13    4, 5 |          of being alive,~And also half wisdom, so as to assume
14    4, 5 |           assume to be dead?~That half wise one became as one utterly
15    5, 1 |           At supper he drank only half the portion of milk yielded
16    5, 12|           very ungraciously, only half rising from his seat in
17    5, 13|       piece of meat weighing over half a man, to provide a meal
18    5, 13|        and found she weighed only half a man. Then he said to his
19    6, 2 |       There is a tradition, "When half the night has passed Allah
20    6, 6 | exaltation of earth is otherwise,~Half the year is barren, half
21    6, 6 |          Half the year is barren, half green and verdant.~The abasement
22    6, 6 |          time~Is otherwise again, half day and half night.~The
23    6, 6 |     otherwise again, half day and half night.~The abasement and