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 1   Intro, 3      |     with all thy heart to the advice of Sa'di.~  Such is the
 2   Intro, 5      | fifty-six.~ Our intention was advice and we gave it.~ We recommended
 3       1, Story6 |     king, displeased with the advice of his censorious vezier,~
 4       1, Story16|       changed and ascribed my advice to an~interested motive,
 5       1, Story16|     thy feet in bonds~ If the advice of people cannot penetrate
 6       1, Story28|       The king then asked for advice and the~dervish said:~ ~ '
 7       2, Story19|       few words of wisdom and advice to the~robbers so that they
 8       2, Story20|  convivial meetings. When the advice of my~sheikh occurred to
 9       2, Story20|     and had given me abundant advice, I did not mind it.~This
10       2, Story21|     an intelligent man taking advice thereby.~ But if a hundred
11       2, Story34|       profit by thy spiritual advice as well as~imitate thy good
12       2, Story39|    receive into his ears~ The advice although it be written on
13       3, Story28|     approved of the old man's advice and became~suspicious of
14       5, Story4 |     my friends not to give me advice~ Because my eyes are fixed
15       5, Story4 |    pitied his state, gave him~advice and at last confined him
16       5, Story8 |     old friend not to give me advice with the tongue~ Because
17       5, Story20|     approved of the unanimous advice of his friends and~appreciated
18       6, Story4 |    reach the station~ Take my advice and learn patience.~ An
19       7, Story5 |     that he did not accept my advice and that my warm~breath
20       7, Story5 |    knowest of good wishes and advice.~ It may soon happen that
21       7, Story5 |      have not listened to the advice of a scholar.'~ ~ ~ After
22       7, Story9 |   noble fellow, remember this advice.~ 'Whoever is not faithful
23       8, Maxim5 |     stand more in need of the advice of intelligent men than~
24       8, Maxim5 |        If thou wilt listen to advice, padshah,~ There is none
25       8, Maxim10|     It is a mistake to accept advice from an enemy but permissible
26       8, Admon10|   Give me for instruction one advice like an aged person.'~ He
27       8, 5      |                               Advice~ ~ ~ If thou art aware of
28       8, 7      |   Maxim 14~ ~ ~ Whoever gives advice to a self-willed man stands
29       8, 7      |     stands himself in need~of advice.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
30       8, 12     |      end~ He gave me this one advice and passed away:~ Lust is
31       8, 29     |    Whoever does not listen to advice will have occasion to hear~
32       8, 60     |       scholars for a piece of advice.~ They said: 'Connect thyself
33       8, 70     |   then fetters.~ If they give advice and thou listenest not,
34       8, 71     |       fowl in the trap.~ Take advice by the misfortunes of others~
35       8, 71     |      That others may not take advice from thee.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
36     End         |   that the bitter medicine of advice is commingled with~the honey
37     End         |     both worlds.~ ~ ~ We gave advice in its proper place~ Spending