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 1   Intro, 3      |            have elapsed in sleep,~ Wilt thou perhaps overtake them
 2   Intro, 3      |            the bazar,~ I fear thou wilt not bring a towel filled.~
 3   Intro, 3      |            of death arrives,~ Thou wilt of necessity restrain thy
 4   Intro, 3      |             consider~ Whether thou wilt have to flee from him or
 5       1, Story3 |          am not he whose back thou wilt see on the day of battle~
 6       1, Story11|            thy subjects,~ How long wilt thou persevere in this?~
 7       1, Story14|          inform thee, perhaps thou wilt excuse me for my horse had
 8       1, Story16|            dangerous, so that thou wilt either gain a treasure~or
 9       1, Story16|         Knewest thou not that thou wilt see thy feet in bonds~ If
10       1, Story20|          various tortures.~ ~ Thou wilt not obtain the approbation
11       2, Story3 |         whom I shall never forget~ Wilt thou at all remember thy
12       2, Story6 |            the desert, I fear thou wilt not reach the Ka'bah~ Because
13       2, Story6 |            under the armpit~  What wilt thou purchase, O vain-glorious
14       2, Story12|           rear. If thou goest thou wilt prosper. If thou sleepest
15       2, Story12|     prosper. If thou sleepest thou~wilt die.'~ ~ ~ It is pleasant
16       2, Story16|   despicable practices.~ Then thou wilt have no need of a cap of
17       2, Story17|            going?~Return, for thou wilt expire from hardships.'
18       2, Story23|         sheikh wept and said: 'How wilt thou be able~to be sufficiently
19       2, Story23|            imagine?'~ ~ ~ How long wilt thou say: 'The malevolent
20       2, Story25|        from thee every hour,~ Thou wilt find no tranquillity in
21       2, Story25|            heart be with God, thou wilt be a recluse.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
22       2, Story30|           fault with thyself~ Thou wilt not hear others reproaching
23       2, Story34|        thee in the town where thou wilt enjoy leisure for thy~devotions
24       2, Story39|       canst~not see the lamp, what wilt thou see with the lamp?"
25       2, Story39|   inclination to the assembly thou wilt not get any~felicity.'~ ~ ~
26       3, Story6 |            is more than that, thou wilt be the~carrier of it.'~ ~ ~
27       3, Story12|             Do not go because thou wilt embitter his life also.~
28       3, Story26|     belongings of his estate~ Thou wilt find nothing lawful to take
29       3, Story28|            shop or the house~ Thou wilt never become a man, 0 raw
30       3, Story28|   accordingly he shouted: 'If thou wilt be satisfied with the robe
31       3, Story28|       grace, and kindliness,~ Thou wilt be able to lead an elephant
32       3, Story28|           not unconcerned for thou wilt be afflicted~ If by thy
33       3, Story28|           replied: 'O father, thou wilt certainly not obtain a~treasure
34       3, Story28|        treasure except by trouble, wilt not overcome thy foe unless
35       3, Story28|        thou~hazardest thy life and wilt not gather a harvest unless
36       4, Story10|            ask for my robe if thou wilt make me a present of it.'~ ~ ~
37       4, Story13|            shall give ten, if thou wilt go to another place.' The
38       4, Story14|       readest the Quran thus~ Thou wilt deprive the religion of
39       5, Story10|            extinguished.~ How long wilt thou strut about, showing
40       5, Story14| conciliation, return~ Because thou wilt be more beloved than before.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
41       5, Story17|          Persian language. If thou wilt recite some,~it will be
42       6, Story2 |         with one like thyself thou wilt be disappointed.~ ~ ~ The
43       7, Story5 |            exhausted, whereon thou wilt fall into trouble and will~
44       7, Story5 |         Although thou knowest thou wilt not be heard, say~ Whatever
45       7, Story5 |          may soon happen that thou wilt behold a silly fellow~ With
46       7, Story8 |           day of resurrection thou wilt be asked what thou hast
47       7, Story8 |    descended, that is to say, thou wilt be asked~what thy merit
48       7, Story20|          and nothing within,~ What wilt thou do without means when
49       7, Story20|           O dervish,~ Because thou wilt be luckless if thou diest
50       8, Maxim5 |          of padshahs.~ ~ ~ If thou wilt listen to advice, padshah,~
51       8, Maxim6 |            manly way~ Perhaps thou wilt ensnare a heart with the
52       8, 6      |          will accept it; else thou wilt only be preparing~thy own
53       8, 12     |         that fire the burning thou wilt not be able to bear,~ Quench
54       8, 21     |         faults of men because thou wilt put them to~shame and wilt
55       8, 21     |         wilt put them to~shame and wilt forfeit thy own confidence.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
56       8, 26     |        said to be squinting.~ Thou wilt soon see thy forehead broken~
57       8, 49     |        asker of food, sit for thou wilt eat; and 0 thou asked by~
58       8, 49     |            death, run not for thou wilt not save thy life.~ ~ ~
59       8, 60     |           if thou be learned, thou wilt be an ass in course of time~
60       8, 60     |        time~ And if unlearned thou wilt become a greater fool.'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
61       8, 67     |           I give thee riches,~thou wilt turn away from me with mundane
62       8, 67     |           if I make thee~poor thou wilt sit down with a sad heart;
63       8, 67     |            a sad heart; then where wilt thou enjoy~the sweetness
64       8, 67     |            of adoring me, and when wilt thou hasten to serve me?'~ ~ ~
65       8, 67     |    distress,~ I know not when thou wilt turn to God from thyself.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
66       8, 77     |          of the helpless~ For thou wilt succumb to the force of