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 1       1, Story26|         forcibly gave it away to rich -people gratuitously. A
 2       1, Story28|          would not distinguish a rich from a poor man.~ ~ The
 3       2, Story17|        palm-grove of Mahmud, the rich man was on the point of
 4       2, Story28|      sufficient happiness.~ If a rich man pours gold into thy
 5       2, Story28|        better than the gift of a rich man.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 6       2, Story38|  something from every one who~is rich and they will come round
 7       3, Story1 |           O contentment, make me rich~ For besides thee no other
 8       3, Story2 |     prince of Egypt; whereon the rich man~looked with contempt
 9       3, Story14|       his lair.~  Though getting rich in wealth and property like
10       3, Story16|        He who does not make thee rich~ Knows better what is good
11       3, Story23|    relations in Egypt who became rich~by the remainder of his
12       3, Story28|   delights of the world.'~ ~ ~ A rich man is not a stranger in
13       3, Story28|       his place.~ At night every rich man goes to an inn.~ The
14       3, Story29|          no regard for kings and rich persons~remained in the
15       7, Story16|          happened to pass near a rich fellow who had a slave~and
16       7, Story17|         ground. He was, however, rich, brought up in~the shade,
17       7, Story18|           I noticed the son of a rich man, sitting on the grave
18       7, Story20|       said: 'My good friend, the rich are the~income of the destitute
19       7, Story20|        and~neighbours.'~ ~ ~ The rich must spend for pious uses,
20       7, Story20| performing religious duties, the rich can attain it better~because
21       7, Story20|      impossibility. A man who is rich is engaged~in his evening
22       7, Story20|       the difference between the rich and the poor. When the~qazi
23       7, Story20|     likewise in the crowd of the rich there are~grateful and impious
24       7, Story20|       most high and glorious are rich~men with the disposition
25       7, Story20|      with the~inclination of the rich. The greatest of rich men
26       7, Story20|        the rich. The greatest of rich men is he who~sympathizes
27       7, Story20|         looks~but little towards rich men. Who trusts in Allah,
28       8, 51     |                  Maxim 48~ ~ ~ A rich profligate is a lump of
29       8, 51     |          in adversity~whilst the rich droop their heads even in