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 1   Intro, 1      |    became delicious honey by his power,~and the date a lofty tree
 2   Intro, 3      |         Now, while thou hast the power of utterance,~ Speak, O
 3       1, Story5 |         philosophers have said:~'Power consists in accomplishments,
 4       1, Story13|         at hand~ Destroy not thy power by heedless talk.~ ~ The
 5       1, Story27|          youth had attained~such power and skill that no one was
 6       2, Story28|              If thou wishest for power, covet nothing~ Except contentment
 7       2, Story31|         belly and not~having the power to retain it, unwittingly
 8       2, Story32|    rescued from the jaws and the power of a wolf.~ In the evening
 9       2, Story43|        of stones and has not~the power to bear one word.'~ ~ ~
10       3, Story5 |          great deal and that thy power of restraining appetite
11       3, Story16|          when a weak man obtains power~ He arises and twists the
12       3, Story19|         him who has no means nor power~ A burnt turnip is a roasted
13       3, Story20|         was lost of the sultan's power and pomp~ By accepting the
14       3, Story21|          It is~not befitting the power and dignity of a padshah
15       3, Story28|     dignity, rank, property, the power of~discriminating among
16       3, Story28|    consequence of~his wealth and power graceful male and female
17       3, Story28|  pleasantness of his speech,~the power of his eloquence and the
18       3, Story28|         is like pure gold~ Whose power and price is known wherever
19       5, Story10|        days must end.~ Had I the power of life as thou of the beard~
20       5, Story12|           whether he~thought the power of abstinence would cause
21       7, Story16|   creature~like thyself into thy power and has bestowed upon thee
22       7, Story16|     after all created him by thy power.~ How long is this command,
23       7, Story16|          this command, pride and power to last?~ There is a Master
24       7, Story20|         at last that~the hand of power of dervishes to do good
25       7, Story20|          canst thou attain their power of doing good who art able~
26       7, Story20|         there be efficacy in the power to be liberal and in the
27       7, Story20|         leisure. Inasmuch~as the power of obedience depends upon
28       7, Story20|           O Musalmans, I have no power to marry a wife and~no patience
29       7, Story20| dishonour!~ ~ ~  With hunger the power of abstinence cannot abide.~
30       7, Story20|      they, trusting in their own~power, would not care for the
31       8, 34     |       Admonition 18~ ~ ~ Who has power over his foe and does not
32       8, 43     |         is to say, he who has no power gathers small stones that