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 1       1, Story14|         lives for him.'~ ~ Give gold to the soldier that he may
 2       1, Story14|       thee.~ If thou witholdest gold, he will serve elsewhere.~ ~
 3       1, Story15|     majesty the sultan receives~gold and it is possible that
 4       1, Story16|         The khajah either takes gold with both hands to the shore~
 5       2, Story20|         filings of silver or of gold placed on his~drum.~ ~ ~
 6       2, Story28| happiness.~ If a rich man pours gold into thy lap~ Care not a
 7       2, Story34|         reclining on a couch of gold brocade~whilst the boy and
 8       2, Story34|         to both classes. Bestow gold upon scholars that they
 9       3, Story14|     wealth, bestowed silver and gold upon the needy~and laid
10       3, Story16|     obtains dignity, silver and gold,~ His head necessarily demands
11       3, Story18|    possessed of all the Ja'feri gold,~ It will avail nothing
12       3, Story23|             Bestow comfort with gold and with silver~ And thereby
13       3, Story23|    Build it with a silver and a gold brick.~ ~ ~ It is narrated
14       3, Story28|        learned man is like pure gold~ Whose power and price is
15       3, Story28|      fighter said:~ 'A grain of gold is better than fifty mann
16       5, Story4 |         s eye has no regard for gold~ Mud and gold are of equal
17       5, Story4 |        regard for gold~ Mud and gold are of equal value to thee.~ ~ ~
18       5, Story18|      robber will not return the gold again.~ ~ ~ The dervish
19       5, Story20|        is said that whoever has gold~in his hand possesses strength
20       5, Story20|    world:~ ~ ~ Whoever has seen gold droops his head,~ Although
21       6, Story2 |         nice face and a gown of gold brocade,~ Essence of roses,
22       6, Story8 |        lady wants strength, not gold.~ One passage is preferable
23       7, Story2 |    relied upon; also silver and gold are an occasion of danger
24       7, Story6 |        Although both silver and gold come from stones~ All stones
25       7, Story6 |       do not contain silver and gold.~ Canopus is shining upon
26       7, Story20|       The touchstone knows what gold is and the~beggar knows
27       8, Maxim4 |      nothing and threw away his gold.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
28       8, Admon8 |     affair can be arranged with gold, it is not proper~to endanger
29       8, 35     |         not enhanced nor of the gold lost.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
30       8, 76     |                   Maxim 72~ ~ ~ Gold is obtained from a mine
31       8, 76     |       of the foe fulfilled~ The gold remaining and the vile man
32       8, 1      |     lose his life nor hopes~for gold.~ ~ ~ Pour either gold at
33       8, 1      |      for gold.~ ~ ~ Pour either gold at the feet of a monotheist~