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 1   Intro, 3      |   these sentiments, I thought proper to sit~down in the mansion
 2   Intro, 3      |      for thee to speak at the proper time.~ Two things betoken
 3   Intro, 3      |       remain mute~ When it is proper to speak and to talk when
 4       1, Story13|      Who cannot watch for the proper opportunity.~ Before thou
 5       1, Story13|        My lord, it would seem proper to~grant to such persons
 6       2, Story20|           I said: 'It will be proper to shorten the tongue of
 7       2, Story24| faults.~  When the harp is in proper tune~ How can the hand of
 8       2, Story34|       said: 'If thou thinkest proper, we shall prepare~a place
 9       2, Story34|    covet more~ It will not be proper to call me an anchorite.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
10       2, Story39|   replied: 'My son, it is not proper merely on account of~this
11       3, Story13|   want, would not consider it proper to fail in supplying it~
12       3, Story21|     regard for himself~ It is proper that no one should pay him
13       3, Story28|    with a furious lion, it is proper, O father, that I should~
14       3, Story28|       the people then~thought proper to pacify the young man
15       3, Story28|    inform his comrades on the~proper occasion? According to my
16       4, Story8 |     to thee~he does not think proper to communicate to the like
17       4, Story8 |     occurs to him.~ It is not proper to endanger one's head for
18       4, Story12|    hardship and did not think proper to~molest him. In course
19       5, Story12|       of accusers.~ ~ ~ It is proper to sit down to one's own
20       5, Story20|     they inform thee that the~proper way is not to yield to thy
21       5, Story20|     perhaps not crowed at the proper time this night~ And have
22       5, Story20|    decreed; and I~consider it proper to throw thee headlong from
23       6, Story7 |  advised him that it would be proper to get the whole~Quran recited
24       7, Story13|       knowest it is perfectly proper~ And ask not what thou knowest
25       8, Admon8 | arranged with gold, it is not proper~to endanger life.~ ~ ~ When
26       8, Admon11|       the foe.~ ~ ~ It is not proper for sons of Adam born of
27       8, 43     |     stones that he may~at the proper opportunity annihilate the
28       8, 57     |     It is contrary to what is proper, and against the opinion
29       8, 78     |       and casts anchor~at the proper opportunity, for thus he
30     End         |         We gave advice in its proper place~ Spending a lifetime