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 1    1, 15|         the court than to those courtiers who serve constantly under
 2    2, 17|         king deputed one of his courtiers to go in quest of it. The
 3    4, 7 |      enraged against one of his courtiers, and drew his sword to slay
 4    5, 8 |     greatly envied by the other courtiers. One day they came to the
 5    5, 8 |   outward view. Accordingly the courtiers proceeded to the chamber
 6    5, 9 |         regard to pardoning the courtiers, remarks that professions
 7    5, 13|        in order to admonish the courtiers, for he said that the beauty
 8    5, 13|      The king showed to all his courtiers in turn a valuable jewel,
 9    5, 13|       then commanded that those courtiers whose faith had been shown
10    6, 1 | concerning Mahmud and Ayaz. The courtiers grumbled because Ayaz received
11    6, 1 |  received the stipend of thirty courtiers, and Mahmud by a practical
12    6, 1 |        those of thirty men. The courtiers replied that this was due