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 1   Intro, 5      |      pleasant~ The Hejret was six hundred and fifty-six.~ Our intention
 2       1, Story2 |       dream of Sultan~Mahmud, one hundred years after his death. His
 3       1, Story8 |          thou couldst cope with a hundred like him.~ Seest thou not
 4       1, Story15|     Should a Guebre kindle fire a hundred years~ If he falls one moment
 5       1, Story27|         wrestling, who~knew three hundred and sixty exquisite tricks
 6       1, Story27|       pupils whom he taught three hundred and fifty-nine tricks,~refraining
 7       1, Story35|          the~great men promised a hundred dinars to a sailor if he
 8       2, Story21|         advice thereby.~ But if a hundred chapters of wisdom are read
 9       2, Story32|           her with a dowry of one hundred dinars. After some~time
10       2, Story32|         me into thy~hands for one hundred dinars.'~ ~ ~ I heard that
11       2, Story35|          as I know there are four~hundred devotees in this town. He
12       3, Story6 |       replied: 'The weight~of one hundred dirhems will be enough.'
13       3, Story22|          trader who possessed one hundred and fifty camel loads of~
14       3, Story28|       brow.~ ~ ~ If thou hast two hundred accomplishments for each
15       3, Story28|         and afterwards done him a hundred kindnesses, do not be~confident
16       3, Story28|        that every~one of the four hundred archers in his service missed
17       5, Story18|        amirs presented him with a hundred dinars to~spend upon his
18       6, Story1 |         that an old man, aged one~hundred and fifty years, was in
19       6, Story7 |       Alhamdu he will recite it a hundred times.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
20       7, Story3 |           consequence.~ ~ ~ 'If a hundred unworthy things are committed
21       7, Story3 |   companions do not know one in a hundred.~ But if a padshah utters
22       7, Story20| prayer-flections and these with a hundred~ distractions?~ ~ ~ If there
23       8, Maxim6 |   Sometimes speak in anger; for a hundred jars of sugar~ Will on occasion
24       8, 9      |         wishes~ He enumerates two hundred faults of thine.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
25       8, 16     |          into a porcelain cup.~ A hundred are daily made in Baghdad.~
26       8, 61     |          of its bridle and goes a hundred farsakhs, it will not~refuse
27       8, 65     |         throwest a stone at him a hundred times.~ But if thou cherishest
28       8, 6      |        But if a liberal man has a hundred faults~ His generosity covers