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 1       1, Story4 |           the ground,~said: 'This boy has not yet eaten any fruit
 2       1, Story4 |       truth itself because if the boy had been brought up in the~
 3       1, Story4 |         the vezier brought up the boy delicately, with every~comfort,
 4       1, Story4 |         had taken effect upon the boy and had expelled his~previous
 5       1, Story5 |       forehead whilst yet a small boy.~ ~ From his head intelligence
 6       1, Story19|           be found. Accordingly a~boy was sent to an adjoining
 7       1, Story22|          father and mother of the boy whose consent he obtained
 8       1, Story22| executioner was ready to slay the boy who then looked~heavenwards
 9       1, Story35|           the~other. When I was a boy I recited: He, who doth
10       2, Story6 |          to serve a purpose.' The boy said: 'Then likewise~say
11       2, Story27|          the Beni Hallal, a black boy of~the encampment, falling
12       2, Story34|           gold brocade~whilst the boy and the fairy stood near
13       3, Story8 |          keeps people ailing. The boy replied: 'O father, it is~
14       3, Story23|          with a fairy-faced slave boy~at his heels. I said:~ ~ ~ '
15       3, Story24|         net from his~hand.~ ~ ~ A boy went to bring water from
16       3, Story24|         torrent came and took the boy away.~ The net brought every
17       3, Story28|          receive it.'~ ~ ~ When a boy is symmetrical and heart-robbing~
18       3, Story28|         the ring, except~a little boy who was shooting arrows
19       3, Story28|            It is related~that the boy burnt his bow and arrows
20       4, Story2 |          reveal it to anyone. The boy said: 'It is thy order and~
21       5, Story4 |         insanity in his head. The boy knew that his heart had
22       5, Story5 |        arrow comes.~ ~ ~ Once the boy said to him: 'As thou strivest
23       5, Story5 |        change it.' He replied: 'O boy, make that request~to someone
24       5, Story17|      extremely handsome, graceful boy as~described in the simile:~ ~ ~
25       5, Story17|         injurer of~Amru. I said: 'Boy! Khovarezm and Khata have
26       5, Story20|           I was informed that the boy, who had heard something
27       5, Story20|               In the same way the boy's impudence might be indicating
28       5, Story20|      inclinations concerning this boy but~to fold up the carpet
29       6, Story3 |        life no other son but this boy, telling me that in the~
30       6, Story3 |         this son. I overheard the boy~whispering to his companion: '
31       6, Story3 |        son is intelligent and the boy~complains that his father
32       7, Story1 |       father with the words: 'The boy is not becoming intelligent
33       7, Story3 |        treating him severely. The~boy, who could no longer bear
34       7, Story8 |        the desert who said to his boy: 'O son, on the~day of resurrection