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 1   Intro, 1      |  Although what is worthy of his dignity~ No one is able to accomplish.~ ~
 2   Intro, 3      |  replied: 'I swear by the great dignity of Allah and by our~old
 3   Intro, 4      |   prolong his life, augment his dignity,~enlighten his breast and
 4       1, Story3 |       It is great with Allah in dignity and station.~ ~ Hast thou
 5       1, Story5 |    prosperous men in wealth and dignity.~ If in daytime, bat-eyed
 6       1, Story15|    sages.~ ~  Abide thou by thy dignity and gravity.~ Leave sport
 7       1, Story16|       front of the possessor of dignity~ They place the hands on
 8       1, Story21|   replied: 'I was afraid of thy dignity but now when I beheld thee
 9       1, Story28|       conformity with his royal dignity,~became angry and said: '
10       2, Story4 |      How canst thou attain that dignity~ Who quarrelest and wagest
11       2, Story25|       thou possessest property, dignity, fields and wares,~ If thy
12       2, Story47|         are inferior to thee in dignity~but more happy in life.
13       3, Story12|        is indeed placed but the dignity is lowered.'~ ~ ~ He increased
14       3, Story16|      When a base fellow obtains dignity, silver and gold,~ His head
15       3, Story20|        was unworthy of the high~dignity of a padshah to take refuge
16       3, Story20|     service and said: 'The high dignity of the sultan would not
17       3, Story20|      courtiers did not wish the dignity of~the dehqan to become
18       3, Story21|         befitting the power and dignity of a padshah to soil the
19       3, Story28|         friends, acquisition of dignity, rank, property, the power
20       5, Story4 |         thou possessest thy own dignity,~ What will mine amount
21       5, Story9 |     nevertheless~unbecoming the dignity of a scholar to expose himself
22       5, Story13|      times? It was befitting my dignity to~strut about on a garden-wall
23       5, Story20|  lascivious desires because thy dignity as~qazi is high and must
24       7, Story2 |  difficult to obey after losing dignity~ And to bear violence from
25       7, Story20|      money and so thirsting for~dignity and abundance, that they
26       7, Story20|        possess and the glory of dignity which they~imagine is inherent
27       8, 16     |         surpasses all beings in dignity and excellence.~ Glass is
28       8, 44     |        parties are injured; the dignity of the former being~lessened,
29       8, 51     |        Who possesses wealth and dignity but therewith~ Succours
30       8, 51     |      that no kind of wealth and dignity~  He will enjoy in the mansion
31       8, 52     |         Reviling a possessor of dignity,~ Who replied: 'O fellow,
32       8, 57     | indicate to thee the way to the dignity of knowledge.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
33       8, 58     |         it, else the awe of thy dignity~will be lessened.~ ~ ~ When