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 1       1, Story4 |      moved from the place by the strength of a man~  But, if thou
 2       1, Story10|      With a powerful arm and the strength of the wrist~ To break the
 3       1, Story16|          a large family, without strength to bear~the load of poverty
 4       1, Story20|       Not everyone who possesses strength of arm and office~ In the
 5       1, Story27|       for his instruction~but my strength is not less than his and
 6       1, Story27|          who knew that he was in strength superior to~himself, attacked
 7       1, Story27|         not vanquished me by his strength but there was a slender
 8       1, Story27|       said: "Do not give so~much strength to thy friend that, if he
 9       2, Story26| Depriving me of sense, patience, strength and consciousness.~ One
10       2, Story43|             Abandon thy claim to strength and manliness.~ Thou art
11       3, Story2 |        That I do not possess the strength of injuring mankind?~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12       3, Story6 |          The king queried: 'What~strength will this quantity give
13       3, Story7 |      been voracious possessed no~strength to suffer hunger and perished
14       3, Story17|        has no provisions and his strength is exhausted~ It matters
15       3, Story18|        region having neither any strength nor food left but he possessed
16       3, Story22|      this nonsenses that no more strength~remained in him so he said: '
17       3, Story28|         gain a~livelihood by the strength of his arm.~ ~ ~ Excellence
18       3, Story28|        is better than the arm of strength.~ ~ ~ The son rejoined: '
19       3, Story28|     sufficient livelihood by the~strength of his arm, so that his
20       3, Story28|        by force.~ What boots the strength of ten men? Bring the money
21       3, Story28|      when he had gained a little strength, he turned towards the desert
22       3, Story28|        better than fifty mann of strength.'~ ~ ~ The son replied: '
23       5, Story3 |       degree that he had neither strength to remain patient nor to~
24       5, Story3 |       sultan~ Piety's arm has no strength left.~ How can a helpless
25       5, Story4 |     fixed on her wishes.~ By the strength of fist and shoulders warriors~
26       5, Story20|       gold~in his hand possesses strength of arm and he who has no
27       6, Story8 |       and sleep.~ The lady wants strength, not gold.~ One passage
28       7, Story17|        way, and pulled up by~the strength of his fist every big tree
29       7, Story17|         thou hast of bravery and strength~ For here is the foe, coming
30       7, Story20|    hungry bowels have~but little strength, an empty hand can afford
31       8, Admon9 |        foe because when he gains strength~he will not spare thee.~ ~ ~
32       8, 27     |          Do not fight or try thy strength with a furious man.~ Hide
33       8, 28     |       own destruction.~ ~ ~ What strength has one brought up in the
34       8, 41     |         40~ ~ ~ A design without strength to execute it is fraud and
35       8, 41     |     deception and~application of strength without a design is ignorance
36       8, 72     |          This felicity is not by strength of arm~ Unless God the giver
37       8, 77     |         every arm which contains strength~ Breaks the hand of the