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 1   Intro, 2      |         Every fault pleasing the Sultan becomes a virtue.~ ~ A sweet-smelling
 2   Intro, 2      |          in the days of the just Sultan~ Atabek Abu Bekr Ben Sa'
 3   Intro, 3      |        of Arabia and Persia, the sultan of the land and the sea,
 4       1, Story2 |       had a vision in a dream of Sultan~Mahmud, one hundred years
 5       1, Story4 | stratagems and the troops of~the sultan foiled because the robbers,
 6       1, Story5 |         In short, he pleased the sultan because he had a beautiful~
 7       1, Story6 |      army as thy life~ Because a sultan reigns by means of his troops.~ ~
 8       1, Story6 |         tyrannic man cannot be a sultan~ As a wolf cannot be a shepherd.~
 9       1, Story14|       saddle-cloth was pawned. A sultan who grudges money to his~
10       1, Story15|     companion of his majesty the sultan receives~gold and it is
11       1, Story16|         persons: a robber of the sultan, a thief of the watchman,
12       1, Story16|      courtier of his majesty the sultan, generally~esteemed and
13       1, Story17|       door of an amir, vezier or sultan~ Is not to be approached
14       1, Story19|          For five eggs which the sultan allows to be taken by force~
15       1, Story20|         fill the treasury of the sultan, unmindful of the maxim
16       1, Story20|    obtain the approbation of the sultan~ Unless thou seekest the
17       1, Story22|         a decree to kill me, the sultan thinks~he will recover his
18       1, Story22|       also from thy hand?~ ~ The sultan became troubled at these
19       1, Story27|          so far as to say to the sultan: 'I allow superiority to
20       1, Story28|           he took no notice. The sultan, in conformity with his
21       1, Story29|    engaged in the service of the sultan and~hoping to be rewarded
22       1, Story29|    glorious, as~thou fearest the sultan, I would be one of the number
23       1, Story36|       them in the service of the sultan~and the other gaining his
24       1, Story36|         why he did not serve~the sultan in order to be delivered
25       2, Story6 |    anything at the repast of the sultan?' He replied: 'I have~not
26       2, Story42|         servants,~ Slaves of the sultan's palace.~ Not a moment
27       3, Story20|          The high dignity of the sultan would not have~been so much
28       3, Story20|          Nothing was lost of the sultan's power and pomp~ By accepting
29       3, Story20|          reached the sun~ When a sultan such as thou overshadowed
30       3, Story21|             It is related that a sultan thus addressed a miserly
31       4, Story8 |             Several officials of Sultan Mahmud asked Hasan Muimandi
32       4, Story8 |        Muimandi one day what~the sultan had told him about a certain
33       5, Story1 |  Maimundi was asked that, as the Sultan Mahmud possesses so~many
34       5, Story1 |              He whose murid' the sultan is~ If he does everything
35       5, Story3 |         Wherever love has become sultan~ Piety's arm has no strength
36       5, Story20|        From what~direction?' The sultan was astonished and replied: '
37       5, Story20|      speak in the service of the sultan.' The king, who heard him,~
38       8, Maxim1 |  conferrest an obligation on the sultan by serving him~ But be obliged
39       8, 15     |    conquer the righteous and the sultan the poor.~ ~ ~ Lend nothing
40       8, 56     |         Maxim 53~ ~ ~ Although a sultan's garment of honour is dear