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 1    2, 11|       rag-wearers there is but one Faqir; 5~Search well and find
 2    6, 5 |          case the Qazi said, "This Faqir is sick to death, and you,
 3    6, 5 |            the Qazi asked the sick Faqir how much money he had, and
 4    6, 5 |            was pronounced the sick Faqir went up to the Qazi and
 5    6, 5 |          ill-timed leniency to the Faqir he had brought this blow
 6    6, 5 |      judgment in the matter of the Faqir had not been dictated by
 7    6, 6 |                      STORY VI. The Faqir and the Hidden Treasure.~
 8    6, 6 | illustrated by the story of a poor Faqir who prayed to God that he
 9    6, 6 |          treasure." But before the Faqir had time to commence the
10    6, 6 |          and took it away from the Faqir, and began to search for
11    6, 6 |        returned the writing to the Faqir. Then the Faqir tried what
12    6, 6 |     writing to the Faqir. Then the Faqir tried what he could do,
13    6, 6 |            hope and fear.~This sad Faqir too put up his cries for
14    6, 6 |           than our neck-vein".~The Faqir was in this state when a
15    6, 6 |           the safe asylum.~So this Faqir, in search of that hidden
16    6, 9 |     pleasure in silence. A certain Faqir tried many stratagems to