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 1   Intro, 1      |     disspelled darkness by his beauty.~ Beauteous are all his
 2   Intro, 1      |  describe~the splendour of his beauty are rapt in amazement saying:
 3   Intro, 2      |       is the root~ Because the beauty of the earth's plants depends
 4   Intro, 3      |      resplendent religion, the~beauty of mankind, the boast of
 5   Intro, 4      |    imagination can for want of beauty not lift up~her head nor
 6       1, Story27|   particular affection for the beauty of one~of his pupils whom
 7       1, Story30|        and sweet, ugliness and beauty have passed away.~ The tyrant
 8       1, Story40|    stamp as that of Joseph was beauty.~ His person was of so wretched
 9       2, Story34|       form of an angel and the beauty of a peacock,~ After seeing
10       2, Story34|       a slave-boy of wonderful beauty and~graceful placidity:~ ~ ~
11       2, Story34|     well as to contemplate the~beauty of the slave-boy and girl
12       2, Story48|  nobility.~ Although I have no beauty, colour and perfume,~ Am
13       3, Story28|        been said that a little beauty is~better than much wealth.
14       3, Story28|        whoever is endowed with beauty,~ Wherever he places his
15       5, Story2 | possessed a slave of exquisite beauty,~whom he regarded with love
16       5, Story2 |    slave of mine, with all the beauty and good~qualities he possesses,
17       5, Story8 |    should be brightened by thy beauty and I deprived thereof.'~ ~ ~
18       5, Story10|        union with the sun~ The beauty of the sun will not decrease.'~ ~ ~
19       5, Story10|       changed, his Joseph like beauty had faded,~on the apple
20       5, Story10|      that the~splendour of his beauty had departed. He wanted
21       5, Story10|    said: What has befallen the beauty of thy face~ That ants are
22       5, Story10|       black as mourning for my beauty."'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
23       5, Story12|     one sits with a~moon-faced beauty in a private apartment,
24       5, Story13|     When one of them, a Balkhi beauty, said:~ 'If thou art tired
25       5, Story14|      of these~verses as to the beauty of my conduct which they
26       5, Story16|  intending to see a moon-faced beauty. It was in Temuz, whose
27       5, Story16|    light shone forth, namely a beauty, the grace of which the
28       5, Story18|     for him were~such that his beauty was the Qiblah of my eye
29       5, Story18|       Can be on earth equal in beauty of form to him.~ I swear
30       5, Story19|    expressed a wish to see the beauty of Laila in order to~ascertain
31       5, Story19|      his harem excelled her in beauty and attractions. Mejnun,~
32       5, Story19|  window of Mejnun's eye at the beauty~of Laila when the mystery
33       7, Story7 |     intellect and perception,~ Beauty, speech, opinion, meditation
34       8, 10     |            Be not proud of the beauty of thy speech,~ Of the approbation
35       8, 11     |     intellect and his child in~beauty.~ ~ ~ A Jew was debating