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 1    1, 3 |     His Vazir persuaded him to try a stratagem, namely, to
 2    1, 5 |      they consented to let him try his luck. He took his way
 3    1, 10|      cried out and told him to try somewhere else. Wherever
 4    2, 11|      other nights,~In order to try the spirit of every night.~
 5    2, 15|     Save only one, in order to try him. ~One sign that I punish
 6    5, 1 |      of this concealment is to try and test men's dispositions;
 7    5, 2 |      On the other hand, if men try to deceive God, they fail
 8    5, 6 |        harm themselves if they try to imitate them, without
 9    5, 6 | ordinary man 'take a staff and try it,~Will it prove like the
10    5, 8 |       one said to her lover to try him,~Early one morning, "
11    5, 10|      an extent as to refuse to try to better his condition
12    5, 10|       again pressed the ass to try to better his condition,
13    5, 10|    could, persuaded the fox to try to allure the ass a second
14    5, 10|     lair. The fox consented to try, observing that experience
15    5, 10|   friend treats you roughly to try you,~'Tis contrary to reason
16    6, 9 |        If you should speak and try a hundred ways to express