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 1   Intro, 1      |        servant and~he has no other lord besides myself. Accordingly
 2   Intro, 2      |            and~perfection, but the lord of the world, the axis of
 3   Intro, 2      |        shadow of Allah on earth! O Lord, be~pleased with him and
 4   Intro, 2      |      endure for~ ever~ And may the Lord strengthen him and with
 5   Intro, 3      |           of the necks of nations, lord of the~kings of Arabia and
 6   Intro, 5      |        sight of the grandees of~my lord, may his victory be glorious,
 7       1, Story1 |   good-natured vezier~replied: 'My lord, he says: Those who bridle
 8       1, Story4 |            king and said: 'What my lord has uttered is~the very
 9       1, Story5 |       shadow of the monarchy of my lord I have satisfied~my contemporaries
10       1, Story5 |    monarchy and good fortune of~my lord be perpetual.'~ ~ I may
11       1, Story13|       councillor-veziers said: 'My lord, it would seem proper to~
12       1, Story17|        said:~ ~ 'What crime has my lord seen, who was bountiful,~
13       1, Story23|            matter. He replied: 'My~lord, give freedom to this bastard
14       1, Story24|          mistake.' He replied: 'My lord, it was the decree of God
15       1, Story26|            It cannot pass with the Lord who knows all secrets.~ ~
16       1, Story27|         succumbed. He replied: 'My lord, he has~not vanquished me
17       1, Story32|        mendacity. The man~said: 'O lord of the surface of the earth,
18       1, Story40|           enjoyment?'~He said: 'My lord, hast thou not heard that
19       2, Story3 |         the pebbles and saying: 'O lord, pardon my sins and, if~
20       2, Story17|           a camel.~ I am neither a lord of subjects nor the slave
21       2, Story32|     consort, alas!~ Preserve us, O Lord from the punishment of fire.~ ~ ~
22       2, Story35|            in this town. He said: 'Lord of the world, who is a~devotee
23       2, Story48|           the slave of a bountiful lord,~ Cherished from old by
24       2, Story48|            hope for grace from the Lord~ Although I possess no property~
25       4, Story13|          to the amir~and said: 'My lord, thou hast injured me by
26       5, Story20|         example.' He continued: 'O lord of the world, I~have been
27       7, Story3 |           train up the sons of~his lord in refinement of morals-and
28       7, Story16|         conveyed to paradise and a lord of profligacy to hell.'~ ~ ~
29       8, 46     |      delight of grapes and~not the lord of fruits. Joseph the just,
30       8, Story  |            dervish prayed thus: 'O Lord, have mercy upon the wicked,~
31     End         |   acceptance; and~praise be to the Lord of both worlds.~ ~ ~ We
32     End         | Compassionate one I should say: 'O Lord,~ I am the sinner and thou