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 1   Intro, 3      |       roses pearls of dew had fallen,~ Resembling perspiration
 2   Intro, 5      |   from every side.~ Sa'di has fallen to be a hermit.~ No one
 3   Intro, 5      |       No one came to attack a fallen man.~ First deliberation,
 4       1, Story9 |    the foe of my desires, has fallen on me~ For the last time,
 5       1, Story10|     afraid who spares not the fallen~ Because if he falls no
 6       1, Story26|     know whence~this fire has fallen into my house.' replied: '
 7       1, Story40|        An orange after it has fallen into dung?~ ~ ~
 8       2, Story13|       be to Allah that I have fallen into a calamity and not
 9       2, Story14|     14~ ~ ~ A dervish who had fallen into want stole a blanket
10       2, Story17|      Many a fleet charger had fallen dead~ While a lame ass reached
11       2, Story42|  scented slave girls.~ I have fallen into prentice hands.~ I
12       3, Story24|  retain such a fish which had fallen into his net. He replied: '
13       3, Story28|  misery.~ ~ ~ 'When a man has fallen from his place and station~
14       3, Story28|       had come and how he had~fallen into this place. The athlete
15       3, Story28|    his den?~ What food does a fallen hawk obtain?~ If thou desirest
16       5, Story3 |      a religious man, who had fallen in love with a fellow to~
17       5, Story9 |    knew a learned man who had fallen in love with someone but
18       5, Story9 | someone but his~secret having fallen from the veil of concealment
19       5, Story13|       as a~punishment for it, fallen into the bonds of this calamity
20       5, Story16|  drops from her rosy~face had fallen into it. In short, I took
21       6, Story2 |   support.~ ~ ~ Thou hast not fallen into the hands of a giddy
22       6, Story7 |    avaricious old man, having fallen sick, his~well-wishers advised
23       7, Story5 |    fellow~ With both his feet fallen into captivity,~ Striking
24       7, Story17|     his eyes.~ ~ ~ He had not fallen prisoner into the hands
25       7, Story20|    have on account of poverty fallen into~complete profligacy,
26       8, 43     |     of approbation by men has~fallen from licit into illicit
27       8, 46     |     the poor~ Who has himself fallen into a state of distress.~ ~ ~
28       8, 47     |       When thou seest an ass, fallen in mud with his load,~ Have