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 1   Intro, 2      |       security and~peace the pure country of Shiraz until the time
 2   Intro, 2      |         When I returned I saw the country at rest,~ The tigers having
 3   Intro, 2      |       Bekr Ben Sa'd Zanki.~ ~ The country of Pares dreads not the
 4       1, Story3 |         same blanket but that one~country cannot hold two padshahs.~ ~
 5       1, Story4 |            the inhabitants of~the country were distressed by their
 6       1, Story6 | diminished, the prosperity of the country suffered, the treasury~remained
 7       1, Story16|       idea to emigrate~to another country so that no matter how he
 8       1, Story18|          me the possessor of this country, to enjoy~and to bestow,
 9       1, Story24|       that the~sovereigns of that country, not knowing his excellent
10       1, Story24|           princes of the adjacent country. The king became angry and~
11       1, Story32|           beaten and expelled the country for his great mendacity.
12       1, Story39|     Harun-ur-Rashid said when the country of Egypt was surrendered
13       1, Story39|          God, I shall bestow this country~upon the meanest of my slaves.'
14       1, Story41|       victory, replied: 'Whatever country I conquered by the aid of
15       2, Story9 |       piety was famed in the~Arab country and his miracles well known,
16       2, Story19|       been plundered in the Yunan country and deprived of~boundless
17       2, Story47|            Though the master of a country may have enjoyment~ And
18       3, Story4 |        for some years in the Arab country without anyone coming to~
19       3, Story21|          When the finances of the country are in a~flourishing condition
20       3, Story28|         world~ Must be in his own country a stranger and unknown.~ ~ ~
21       3, Story28|       nobody accepts in a foreign country.~ ~ ~ Thirdly, handsome
22       5, Story17|        his poetry current in~this country is in the Persian language.
23       5, Story17|        thou wert to spend in this~country some days in repose that
24       7, Story3 |        one jest~ It is borne from country to country.~ ~ ~ 'It is
25       7, Story3 |          is borne from country to country.~ ~ ~ 'It is the duty of
26       7, Story4 |       schoolmaster in the Maghrib country, who was sour-faced,~of
27       8, Maxim5 |                  Maxim 5~ ~ ~ The country is adorned by intelligent
28       8, Maxim6 |         without controversy and a country without punishment.~ ~ ~
29       8, Admon11|           visited a hermit in the country of Bilqan~ And requested