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 1   Intro, 3      |     door is closed how can one know~ Whether he is a seller
 2   Intro, 5      |     first, then the wall.~ ~ I know bouquet-binding but not
 3       1, Story13|        much money. He does not know~that the Beit-ulmal is intended
 4       1, Story26|      to his friends: 'I do not know whence~this fire has fallen
 5       2, Story1 |    blemishes on him and do not know~of internal ones.'~ ~ Whomsoever
 6       2, Story5 |  company.'~ ~ ~ How can people know who is in the dress?~ The
 7       2, Story8 |      and said: 'I am such as I know myself~to be.'~ ~ ~ O thou
 8       2, Story18|   calls upon his God,~ He must know no one besides God.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 9       2, Story35|  nonsense is this? As far as I know there are four~hundred devotees
10       3, Story28|        to a place where people know not his name.'~ ~ ~ He reached
11       3, Story28|       of men.~ ~ ~ 'How do you know whether this man is not
12       4, Story3 |     may be asked~what I do not know and be put to shame.'~ ~ ~
13       4, Story5 |       say that I am~ Because I know thou art not aware of my
14       5, Story9 |      by way of consolation: 'I know thou entertainest no~worldly
15       5, Story10|        He replied, smiling: "I know not what is the matter~
16       5, Story13|       this parable to let thee know that no matter how much
17       5, Story20|  thought of it. He replied: 'I know that he is one of the most~
18       5, Story21|      occurred that thou mayest know~ Because Sa'di is of the
19       7, Story3 | dervish~ His companions do not know one in a hundred.~ But if
20       7, Story14|      this story is to let thee know that whoever~entrusts an
21       7, Story20| towards dervishes, thou art to know that wherever a rose~exists,
22       8, 19     |    than himself to~make people know of his learning, they will
23       8, 19     |        his learning, they will know that he is ignorant.~ ~ ~
24       8, 19     |   speak,~ Although thou mayest know better, contradict him not.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
25       8, 25     |      is possible in one day to know from a man's qualities~
26       8, 46     |      in comfort and abundance~ Know what the state of the famished
27       8, 57     |     ask~about things I did not know.'~ ~ ~ The hope of recovery
28       8, 62     |        of others that they may know his~excellence, they will
29       8, 67     |        joy and in distress,~ I know not when thou wilt turn