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 1       1, Story13|     the dervish squandered the~money in a short time and returned.~ ~
 2       1, Story13|       time thrown away so much money. He does not know~that the
 3       1, Story14|   pawned. A sultan who grudges money to his~troops, they cannot
 4       2, Story35| devotees with a certain~sum of money. His wish having been fulfilled,
 5       2, Story35|        devotee does not accept money and who accepts it is not
 6       2, Story39|    because~if thou bringest no money thou canst obtain no wares
 7       3, Story10|     whom Sufis were owing some money asked them for it~every
 8       3, Story10|        dealer with promises of money.'~ ~ ~ It is preferable
 9       3, Story18|     left but he possessed some~money and roamed about and the
10       3, Story18| discovered his corpse with the~money in front of it and the following
11       3, Story21|    does not matter because the money will be spent upon infidels:
12       3, Story28|  person sitting with a coin of~money at the crossing-place, intent
13       3, Story28|      be done to anyone without money~ But if thou hast money
14       3, Story28|        money~ But if thou hast money thou hast no need of force.'~ ~ ~
15       3, Story28|    said:~ ~ ~ 'If thou hast no money thou canst not cross the
16       3, Story28| strength of ten men? Bring the money for one.'~ ~ ~ The young
17       3, Story28|     and to condone his passage~money.~ ~ ~ When thou seest a
18       3, Story28|       became aware that he had money and took it, going on a~
19       3, Story28|      honour and a large sum of money and sent a confidential~
20       3, Story28|        honour and a present of money. It is related~that the
21       4, Story2 |        namely, the loss of the money and,~secondly, the joy of
22       5, Story18|        they have not taken thy money?' He~replied: 'Yes, they
23       5, Story18|        much accustomed to that~money that separation therefrom
24       5, Story20|        him, spending boundless money because it is said that
25       6, Story7 |      tip of~the tongue but the money at the bottom of the heart.'~ ~ ~
26       7, Story20|            The liberal have no money.~ The wealthy have no liberality.~ ~ ~
27       7, Story20|    better~because they possess money to give alms, their garments
28       7, Story20|      cannot be clothed without money nor a prisoner~liberated.
29       7, Story20|      accumulating property and money and so thirsting for~dignity
30       7, Story20|   mistaken. They are~slaves of money. Of what use is it that
31       8, 53     |   intention is a lover without money; a traveller~without knowledge