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 1   Intro, 3      | returning had prevailed~over the opinion of tarrying, I saw that
 2       1, Story4 |       nolens volens,~praised the opinion of the king and said: 'What
 3       1, Story16|      life, but it is against the opinion of intelligent men to~incur
 4       1, Story16|    anything? Accordingly I am of opinion that thou shouldst retire~
 5       1, Story17|        had conceived a very good~opinion of these persons had assigned
 6       1, Story17|     profession of~dervishes, his opinion changed and they fell into
 7       1, Story24|         be as follows: 'The good opinion of high personages is more~
 8       1, Story31|        of state, each giving his opinion according to his knowledge.
 9       1, Story31|       The king~likewise gave his opinion and Barzachumihr concurred
10       1, Story31|      hast thou~discovered in the opinion of the king above so many
11       1, Story31|          will of~God whether the opinion of the others will turn
12       1, Story31|         better to agree with the opinion of the king so that, if
13       1, Story31|         blame.'~ ~ To proffer an opinion contrary to the king's~
14       2, Story1 |      having been asked about his opinion~concerning a hermit whom
15       2, Story6 |          in order to enhance the opinion entertained~by the padshah
16       2, Story18|        might perhaps~enhance the opinion of the padshah regarding
17       2, Story20|       some steps contrary to the opinion of my tutor, enjoying myself~
18       2, Story23|         Look at me whom the good opinion of our contemporaries deems
19       2, Story27|       bid, who entertained a bad opinion of the~behaviour of the
20       2, Story34|     pillars~of the State were of opinion that, in order to please
21       2, Story36|        having been asked for his~opinion about waqfbread, answered: '
22       3, Story12|    entertained a very favourable opinion but his expectations were~
23       3, Story12|    averred that~according to his opinion applications from respectable
24       3, Story28|        occasion? According to my opinion we ought to depart and let~
25       5, Story9 |      have~often meditated on the opinion which thou entertainest
26       5, Story20|       happened to be of the same opinion with him:~ ~ ~ 'Look at
27       5, Story20|        treachery to~withhold the opinion they entertain, they inform
28       5, Story20|       and~appreciated their good opinion as well as their steadfast
29       6, Story2 |         and entertaining another opinion, sleeping every~night in
30       7, Story5 |       that it is contrary to the opinion of intelligent men to embitter~
31       7, Story7 |     perception,~ Beauty, speech, opinion, meditation and acuteness.~
32       7, Story10|      birth,~ It is better in the opinion of the wise~ Than to give
33       7, Story20|        sense, intention, plan or opinion,~ The gatekeeper has beautifully
34       8, 10     |         ignoramus and of thy own opinion.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
35       8, 34     |      however, enounce a contrary opinion and say that it is~preferable
36       8, 57     |          proper, and against the opinion of to~partake of medicine