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 1    4, 1| between her son and the Sufi's daughter, saying she did not care
 2    4, 8|       Accordingly he chose the daughter of a pious Darvesh as a
 3    4, 8|        the prince to marry the daughter of a beggar. The king rebuked
 4    5, 9|  Shortly afterwards the king's daughter sent for him to come and
 5    6, 1|   Slave who loved his Master's Daughter.~A certain man had a Hindu
 6    6, 1|    children, one of whom was a daughter. When the time came for
 7    6, 1|        he was in love with her daughter, and aspired to the honor
 8    6, 9|        a beautiful damsel, the daughter of the King of China, which
 9    6, 9|        sue for the hand of his daughter.~The significance of forms. 2~
10    6, 9|   dignity through love for his daughter, even as a Sufi casts away
11    6, 9|    failed to obtain the King's daughter, the object of his earthly
12    6, 9|   earthly mistress, the king's daughter, as his bride, and the Spiritual