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 1   Intro, 3      |  abandon the body~ Wherefore an intelligent and perfect man~ Sets not
 2   Intro, 3      |         di~in his palate.'~ ~ O intelligent man what is the tongue in
 3   Intro, 3      |        or a hawker?~ ~ Although intelligent men consider silence civil,~
 4       1, Story3 |         said: 'O father, a puny~intelligent fellow is better than a
 5       1, Story13| Therefore it has been said that intelligent and experienced~men ought
 6       1, Story16|       is against the opinion of intelligent men to~incur this danger
 7       1, Story21|      unworthy man in good luck~ Intelligent men have chosen submission.~
 8       1, Story41|       good of the king.'~ ~ The intelligent will not call him great~
 9       2, Story5 |      the assembly~ The heart of intelligent men is much grieved.~  If
10       2, Story6 |       out for eating. He had an intelligent son who said: 'Father, hast
11       2, Story10|      his son:~ ~ ~ 'O noble and intelligent old man!~ As thou hast smelt
12       2, Story11|      Those who are far away but intelligent are in the~presence of Allah,
13       2, Story20|   committed an act~repugnant to intelligent men by bestowing a portion
14       2, Story21|      even in sport~  Without an intelligent man taking advice thereby.~
15       2, Story35|      related~that the slave was intelligent and shrewd. He walked about
16       4, Story3 |                 Story 3~ ~ ~ An intelligent youth possessed an abundant
17       4, Story5 |     rudeness speaks harshly~ An intelligent man tenderly reconciles
18       6, Story3 |       delighted that his son is intelligent and the boy~complains that
19       7, Story1 |         if possible to make him intelligent. Having been some~time under
20       7, Story1 |         The boy is not becoming intelligent and~has made a fool of me.'~ ~ ~
21       7, Story5 |      contrary to the opinion of intelligent men to embitter~present
22       7, Story14|        afterwards repents is by intelligent persons held to suffer from~
23       8, Maxim5 |       The country is adorned by intelligent and the religion by virtuous~
24       8, Maxim5 |        in need of the advice of intelligent men than~intelligent men
25       8, Maxim5 |         of intelligent men than~intelligent men of the proximity of
26       8, Maxim5 |        Entrust a business to an intelligent man~ Although it may not
27       8, 27     |     hand, is not the part of an intelligent man.~ ~ ~  Do not fight
28       8, 62     |    degree of his~folly.~ ~ ~ An intelligent man will not give a reply~
29       8, 65     |      and the meanest a dog, but~intelligent persons agree that a grateful
30       8, 1      |         Keep the wicked well, O intelligent man,~ Because the good are
31     End         |      that it is not the part of intelligent men~to spend in vain the