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 1   Intro, 1      |            high does not notice him, whereon he~continues to implore
 2   Intro, 3      | determination to carry them to town; whereon I said: 'Thou knowest~that
 3       1, Story3 |           sister~from her apartment, whereon she closed the window violently
 4       1, Story7 |             he swallowed~some of it, whereon be was caught and pulled
 5       1, Story11|         Utter a good prayer for me',~whereon the dervish exclaimed: '
 6       1, Story16|        approach from Mekkah arrived, whereon I~was released from my heavy
 7       1, Story27|           youth was unable to elude; whereon the master, lifting~him
 8       1, Story33|            for something he had done~whereon his colleagues endeavoured
 9       1, Story34|              expressions towards him whereon Harun asked his courtiers
10       2, Story11|       congregation became turbulent. Whereon I said:~'Praise be to Allah!
11       2, Story16|       paradise and a devotee in~hell whereon he asked for the reason
12       2, Story28|        government and the treasures; whereon the dervish reigned for
13       2, Story32|             her throat with a knife~ Whereon the soul of the sheep complained
14       2, Story37|             roast some~minced meat'; whereon the dervish lifted his head
15       2, Story39|             hold a lamp~on my path." Whereon a courtesan who heard him
16       2, Story41|              otherwise molested him; whereon he complained to~his superior
17       3, Story2 |           other the prince of Egypt; whereon the rich man~looked with
18       3, Story7 |            suspicion of being spies; whereon each of them~was confined
19       3, Story21|              and to look insolently; whereon the king ordered the sum
20       3, Story28|            to the top of the pillar, whereon the boatman snatched it
21       3, Story28|          however, no mercy with him, whereon he began to insult them
22       3, Story28|             of what had~taken place, whereon the royal prince, moved
23       3, Story28|            to pass through the ring, whereon he obtained not only the~
24       4, Story5 |       learned man and insulting him, whereon he said: 'If he were learned
25       4, Story10|        attacked from behind by dogs,~whereon he intended to snatch up
26       4, Story11|          angry, began to insult him, whereon both fell upon each~other
27       5, Story17|           told him~that I was Sa'di, whereon he came running to me and
28       5, Story20|          execution took hold of him, whereon he said: 'I have one word
29       6, Story1 |         whether anyone knew Persian, whereon most of them pointed to
30       7, Story5 |             left him by some~uncles, whereon he plunged into dissipation
31       7, Story5 |            wealth will be exhausted, whereon thou wilt fall into trouble
32       7, Story10|            blood of a man,~had fled; whereon his father was instead of