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 1   Intro, 2      |             PANEGYRIC OF THE PADSHAH OF ISLAM ~may Allah perpetuate
 2       1, Story1 |         Story 1~ ~ I heard a padshah giving orders to kill a
 3       1, Story3 |   half upon dervishes.~ If a padshah were to conquer the seven
 4       1, Story6 |  population?' He replied: 'A padshah must practise~justice that
 5       1, Story6 |     cannot be a shepherd.~ A padshah who establishes oppression~
 6       1, Story6 |  took~possession of it.~ ~ A padshah who allows his subjects
 7       1, Story7 |                 Story 7~ ~ A padshah was in the same boat with
 8       1, Story7 |      I shall quiet him.'~The padshah replied: 'It will be a great
 9       1, Story13|    robe, bring a~skirt?' The padshah took pity on his helpless
10       1, Story13|  from the beneficence of the padshah~ Who cannot watch for the
11       1, Story16|      friend! Employment by~a padshah consists of two parts, namely,
12       1, Story16|     give explanations~to the padshah and incur reproof. Who would
13       1, Story22|      to ask justice from the padshah. In the present instance,
14       1, Story28|  corner of the desert when a~padshah happened to pass by but,
15       1, Story28|        The vezier said: 'The padshah of the surface of the earth
16       1, Story28|   for obeying kings.'~ ~ The padshah is the guardian of the dervish~
17       1, Story30|                Story 30~ ~ A padshah having issued orders to
18       1, Story33|    his good character to the padshah till he renounced all further~
19       2, Story6 | hermit, being the guest of a padshah, ate less than he wished
20       2, Story6 |   opinion entertained~by the padshah of his piety.~ ~ ~ O Arab
21       2, Story15|              Story 15~ ~ ~ A padshah, meeting a holy man, asked
22       2, Story16|   pious man saw in a dream a padshah in paradise and a devotee
23       2, Story16|   the following answer: 'The padshah~had, for the love he bore
24       2, Story18|     having been invited by a padshah, concluded that if he~were
25       2, Story18|   enhance the opinion of the padshah regarding his merits. But
26       2, Story29|   the office of devan to the padshah, but~whom he had not seen
27       2, Story33|              Story 33~ ~ ~ A padshah asked a hermit: 'How spendest
28       2, Story34|    on the leaves of trees. A~padshah, who had gone in that direction
29       2, Story35|      importance~emerged to a padshah, who thereon vowed that,
30       2, Story47|              Story 47~ ~ ~ A padshah was casting a glanced of
31       2, Story47|     to be a mendicant than a padshah.~ ~ ~ Externally the dervish
32       3, Story20|     of the high~dignity of a padshah to take refuge in the house
33       3, Story21|   the power and dignity of a padshah to soil the hands~of his
34       3, Story29|    so many~attentions to the padshah, the like of which he had
35       5, Story1 |    be good.~ But he whom the padshah throws away~ Will not be
36       7, Story3 |      in a hundred.~ But if a padshah utters only one jest~ It
37       7, Story4 |      heard the maxim?~ ~ ~ A padshah placed his son in a school,~
38       7, Story6 |               Story 6~ ~ ~ A padshah entrusted a tutor with the
39       7, Story20|    the slaves of His~Majesty Padshah of the world who is aided
40       7, Story20|   And in his mercy made thee padshah of the world.'~ ~ ~ When
41       8, Maxim5 |  thou wilt listen to advice, padshah,~ There is none better in
42       8, Admon11|       It is incumbent upon a padshah to give way to anger towards
43       8, 6      |    Give not information to a padshah of the treachery of anyone,
44       8, 74     |    good end is better than a padshah with a bad end.~ ~ ~ The
45       8, 2      |            Maxim 78~ ~ ~ The padshah is to remove oppressors;