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1    1, 1 |      heed to the morals of these stories.~That is better than that
2    3, 13|         on death. ~On every side stories inspiring anxiety, ~On every
3    3, 13|    purport of your awe-inspiring stories."~The prophets replied, "
4    3, 18|        It contains old tales and stories; 9 ~There is no deep analysis
5    5, 1 |         made the text of several stories. Beginning with gluttony,
6    6, 5 |     dread, in consequence of the stories he had heard of him from
7    6, 5 | doctrines of "Unity;" and if its stories suggest aught else, that
8    6, 5 |         to the jokes and amusing stories of the tailor, typifying
9 Note    |       traditions, illustrated by stories of no interest. They have