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 1    1, 9 |     return filled the pot with pieces of gold, and then sent him
 2    2, 1 |      offered me forty thousand pieces of gold,~But his forty thousand
 3    2, 1 |         But his forty thousand pieces were no wages for me. 8~
 4    3, 13|      serpents~To tear you into pieces with their jaws.~Such a
 5    3, 13|  heretofore ~Have been rent in pieces by your evil presages. ~
 6    4, 2 |    should receive one thousand pieces of gold, but the vazir,
 7    4, 2 |      as before that a thousand pieces of gold should be given
 8    4, 2 |     away with only one hundred pieces of gold. These two vazirs
 9    5, 1 |  towards thee, and cut them in pieces." 1 The birds are explained
10    5, 1 |        sew by day, and tear to pieces by night.~How can God listen
11    5, 10| majesty and pomp,~Have gone to pieces in this sea of illusion.~
12    5, 13|    each of them to break it to pieces, but they refused, one after
13    5, 13|   therefore broke the jewel to pieces. Blind imitation of current