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 1       1, Story1 |        insult the king on that occasion of despair, with~the tongue
 2       1, Story3 |       I heard that on the said occasion the king was menaced by
 3       1, Story3 |        the victory on~the said occasion. The king kissed the head
 4       1, Story13|          Before thou seest the occasion for speaking at hand~ Destroy
 5       1, Story16|     reproof. Who would on that occasion venture~to say anything?
 6       1, Story22|  smiled. The king asked: 'What occasion for laughter is~there in
 7       1, Story27|        reserved it~for such an occasion because wise men have said: "
 8       1, Story37|     spare me?'~ ~  There is no occasion for our rejoicing at a foe'
 9       2, Story24|       a maligner~ May not find occasion to speak of thy faults.~
10       2, Story28|    with me because there is no occasion~for congratulation. When
11       2, Story46|       related that on the said occasion a physician arrived from
12       3, Story15|    entertain Arab amirs. I had occasion to go~out on some business
13       3, Story19|       of fortune except on the occasion when I was barefooted and~
14       3, Story28|      son, are in a journey the~occasion of satisfaction to the mind,
15       3, Story28|     his comrades on the~proper occasion? According to my opinion
16       3, Story28|      said to his son: 'On this occasion heaven has been~propitious
17       7, Story2 |    also silver and gold are an occasion of danger because~either
18       7, Story4 |    when necessary and found no occasion to deal harshly with~anyone
19       7, Story16|      peace, has said: 'It will occasion the~greatest sorrow on the
20       7, Story17|     fists of men?~ ~ ~ On that occasion two Indians showed their
21       8, Maxim6 | hundred jars of sugar~ Will on occasion not have the effect of one
22       8, 29     |     listen to advice will have occasion to hear~reproof.~ ~ ~ If
23       8, 61     |       portion occurs which may occasion~death and the child ignorantly