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1 Intro, 1 | inhalation of the breath prolongs life and every expiration of
2 Intro, 1 | Because it burnt, lost its life, and found no voice.~ These
3 Intro, 1 | assembly is finished and life has reached its term~ And
4 Intro, 2 | the prolongation of his life, and~with an augmentation
5 Intro, 3 | elapsed,~repenting of the life I had squandered and perforating
6 Intro, 3 | Every moment a breath of life is spent,~ If I consider,
7 Intro, 3 | after thee; send it before.~ Life is snow, the sun is melting
8 Intro, 3 | The capital of man's life is his abdomen.~ If it be
9 Intro, 3 | heart may well despair of life;~ And if it be open so that
10 Intro, 3 | thy hands of this world's life.~ Four contending rebellious
11 Intro, 3 | becomes prevalent,~ Sweet life must abandon the body~ Wherefore
12 Intro, 3 | heart upon this world's life.~ ~ After maturely considering
13 Intro, 3 | spending the rest~of my life in continual devotion and
14 Intro, 4 | Nassar, may Allah prolong his life, augment his dignity,~enlighten
15 Intro, 4 | happiness who lived a good life,~ Because, after his end,
16 Intro, 5 | portion of our precious life in the task.~This was the
17 Intro, 5 | On Rules for Conduct in Life~ ~ At a period when our
18 1, Story1 | Who washes his hands of life~ Says whatever he has in
19 1, Story1 | pity, forbore taking his life but another~vezier, the
20 1, Story2 | good, O man, and consider life as a good fortune,~ The
21 1, Story3 | himself fights, stakes his own life~ In battle but he who flees,
22 1, Story4 | fruit from the garden of life~and has not yet enjoyed
23 1, Story4 | your slave by~sparing his life.' The king, being displeased
24 1, Story4 | should rain the water of life~ Never sip it from the branch
25 1, Story5 | made an~attempt upon his life and desired to kill him
26 1, Story6 | cherish the army as thy life~ Because a sultan reigns
27 1, Story8 | befall them, might attempt my life~and I acted according to
28 1, Story9 | decrepitude so that all~hopes of life were cut off. A trooper
29 1, Story9 | I spent my precious life in hopes, alas!~ That every
30 1, Story9 | is no hope that my past life will return.~ The hand of
31 1, Story9 | friends. Pass near me.~ My life has elapsed in ignorance.~
32 1, Story11| exclaimed: 'O God, take his life.' He replied:~'For God's
33 1, Story12| than leading such a bad life.'~ ~ ~
34 1, Story16| gratitude~during the rest of his life. I replied: 'Dear friend!
35 1, Story16| bread and the~danger of life, but it is against the opinion
36 1, Story16| said: 'Four persons are for life in dread of four~persons:
37 1, Story16| heart~ Because the spring of life is in darkness.'~ ~ Do not
38 1, Story23| vezier and then take my~life in retaliation so that I
39 1, Story24| pardoned by thee if once in his life he injures thee.'~ ~ The
40 1, Story30| thee.'~ ~ The period of life has passed away like the
41 1, Story32| laughed, told him that all his life he had not uttered more~
42 1, Story36| the amir.~ ~ My precious life was spent in considering~
43 1, Story37| s death~ Because our own life will also not last for ever.~ ~ ~
44 2, Story5 | admonition will be of use through life to~persons like me.'~ ~ ~
45 2, Story12| thou must bid farewell to life on the night of departure.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
46 2, Story13| moment that I grieve for life~ Or say: What fault has
47 2, Story17| comfort and thus spend my life.'~ ~ ~ A camel-rider shouted
48 2, Story20| musician who had all his life not a dirhem laid upon~the
49 2, Story28| Story 28~ ~ ~ The life of a king was drawing to
50 2, Story28| mendicant who had all~his life subsisted on the morsels
51 2, Story32| tongue and embittering my life:~ ~ ~ A bad wife in a good
52 2, Story47| dignity~but more happy in life. In death we are equal and
53 3, Story6 | It is narrated in the life of Ardeshir Babekan that
54 3, Story8 | Although maintenance of life depends upon food~ Victuals
55 3, Story11| for instance the water of life~were to be exchanged for
56 3, Story12| because thou wilt embitter his life also.~ For the needful for
57 3, Story22| shall during the rest of~my life sit in a corner and enjoy
58 3, Story23| that he would~not for his life give a morsel of bread to
59 3, Story28| mind, stimulants to a happy life but~he, who possesses none
60 3, Story28| cast on the bank, with some life still remaining in him.
61 3, Story28| unless thou~hazardest thy life and wilt not gather a harvest
62 5, Story4 | and bidden farewell to his life because the~target which
63 5, Story4 | shout and surrendered his life.~ ~ ~ It would not be strange
64 5, Story10| the value of delightful life before adversity.~ ~ ~ Return.
65 5, Story10| end.~ Had I the power of life as thou of the beard~ I
66 5, Story13| that I have already in this life, as a~punishment for it,
67 5, Story18| and the chief joy of~my life union with him':~ ~ ~ Perhaps
68 5, Story18| a sudden the foot of his life sank into the mire of~non-existence.
69 5, Story18| pleasure during the rest of my life and to retire~from mixing
70 5, Story19| to one~ Who never in his life felt their sting.~ As long
71 5, Story20| asleep?~ Remain awake that life may not elapse in vain~
72 5, Story21| saying this, he despaired of life.~ In his agony he was heard
73 5, Story21| and Laila were to come to life again~ They might indite
74 6, Story1 | the variegated banquet of life~ We were eating a while
75 6, Story1 | that despite of his long life he regretted~the termination
76 6, Story1 | will be at the hour~ When life, so precious to him, abandons
77 6, Story2 | I shall sacrifice sweet life to thy support.~ ~ ~ Thou
78 6, Story3 | to me that he had~all his life no other son but this boy,
79 7, Story10| no child during all his~life said: 'If God the most high
80 7, Story20| sequel of the delights of life and a cunning~demon bars
81 8 | ON RULES FOR CONDUCT IN LIFE~ ~ ~
82 8, Maxim1 | Property is for the comfort of life, not for the accumulation
83 8, Maxim1 | nothing,~ Who spent his life in accumulating property
84 8, Maxim4 | Who has spent a profitless life~ Bought nothing and threw
85 8, Admon8 | is not proper~to endanger life.~ ~ ~ When the hand is foiled
86 8, 12 | the term of my father's life had come to an end~ He gave
87 8, 14 | Maxim 19~ ~ ~ Life is in the keeping of a single
88 8, 32 | recluses~only eat to preserve life, youths until the dishes
89 8, 34 | easy to deprive a man of life.~ When he is slain he cannot
90 8, 49 | for thou wilt not save thy life.~ ~ ~ Whether thou strivest
91 8, 1 | neither fears to lose his life nor hopes~for gold.~ ~ ~
92 End | book is ended Before my~life has reached its termination. -
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