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 1   Intro, 3      |      my example and to keep me~company. He replied: 'I swear by
 2       1, Story4 |     had been brought up in the~company of those wicked men, he
 3       1, Story16|        I happened to go with a company of friends on a journey~
 4       1, Story17|         Several men were in my company whose external appearance
 5       1, Story35|     sitting in a vessel with a company of great men when a boat~
 6       1, Story38|                  Story 38~ ~ A company of philosophers were discussing
 7       2, Story5 |    turn away the face from the company of the poor and so~deprive
 8       2, Story5 | dervish arrived and joined our~company.'~ ~ ~ How can people know
 9       2, Story20|      it in order to inform the company so that all~might apologize
10       2, Story27|       a journey to the Hejaz a company of young~and pious men,
11       2, Story37|      surrounded himself with a company of~distinguished and eloquent
12       2, Story37|      eaten nothing. One~of the company asked him by way of encouragement
13       2, Story37|      one distich of mine.' The company having agreed with pleasure
14       2, Story37|     bath of females.'~ ~ ~ The company, having thus been apprised
15       2, Story39|      broke the covenant of the company of those of the Tariq.~
16       2, Story41|                Story 41~ ~ ~ A company of vagabonds met a dervish,
17       2, Story47|     glanced of contempt upon a company of~dervishes and one of
18       3, Story14|       tables for travellers. A company of dervishes who were by~
19       3, Story17|        the desert sitting in a company jewellers at~Bosrah and
20       3, Story28|         who became glad of~his company and considered it incumbent
21       3, Story28|     terrors of solitude by his company. He spent several nights
22       3, Story29|     pious said:~ ~ ~ "In whose company thou hast been sitting~
23       4, Story12|       I am displeased with the company of friends~ To whom my bad
24       5, Story8 |        and another friend kept company~with each other like two
25       5, Story13|    thyself is fit to keep thee company~ But where in the world
26       5, Story13|      bonds of this calamity in company~with such a conceited, uncongenial
27       5, Story15|       contact with her until a company of friends paid him a~visit
28       5, Story18|    from his family. I kept~him company on his grave for many days
29       5, Story18|    were no fear of waves.~ The company of the rose would be sweet
30       5, Story19|      have lamented with me.~ O company of friends, say to him who
31       6, Story1 |   holding a disputation with a company of learned men in the~cathedral
32       7, Story8 | silkworm.~ It was some days in company with a venerable man~ Wherefore
33       8, 36     |    wise man ceases to speak in company of vile~persons, since the