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 1    1, 2 |      oil-jars. When the oilman returned home he thought that the
 2    3, 3 |        splendid appearance, he returned to his companions, and desired
 3    3, 5 |      more stubborn refusals he returned. ~Neither was his father
 4    3, 8 |      must really be ill. So he returned to his house, making the
 5    4, 8 |       beguiled by~a Courtesan, returned to his True Love.~A certain
 6    4, 8 |      the spell, and the prince returned to his senses, and his eyes
 7    5, 1 |    infidelity and gluttony. He returned thanks to the Prophet for
 8    5, 7 |        granted her prayer, and returned to heaven without taking
 9    5, 7 |    listened to her crying, and returned to heaven without taking
10    5, 8 |        ragged dress. They then returned to the king discomfited
11    5, 9 |         and feels. "Nasuh then returned to the bath a truly repentant
12    5, 10|       taken out to battle, and returned in a most miserable plight,
13    5, 10|       life was preferable, and returned to its master. The fox replied
14    5, 10|    watch the dead body till he returned; but the moment the lion'
15    5, 10| daintiest parts. When the lion returned and inquired for them, the
16    5, 13|       with the damsel, and she returned his affection. When they
17    6, 6 |        weary of searching, and returned the writing to the Faqir.
18    6, 9 |    Baghdad, and he straightway returned home, and there found the
19    6, 9 |     sitting with her the dwarf returned home and knocked violently