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 1    1, 5  |     story is told of a lion who held all the beasts of the neighborhood
 2    1, 16 |  whenever he saw just cause, he held his hand even in the midst
 3    2, 3  |      the slave with whom he had held this discourse, and summoned
 4    2, 10 | venerable Darvesh, with whom he held the following conversation:~
 5    3  (3)|        the Feast of Sacrifices, held on the tenth day of the
 6    4, 4  |     blow, ~Their half-knowledge held their hands back; ~They
 7    5, 7  |         whose hand the spear is held.~Wherefore do you cry to
 8    5, 12 |   half-witted, and could not be held responsible for his actions;
 9    5, 12 |        Jews, 3~Or his reward is held back till the appointed
10    5, 13 |      faith, not one adopted and held in mechanical and parrot-like