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 1       1, Story13|    short time and returned.~ ~ Property cannot abide in the hands
 2       1, Story16|        bonds and my hereditary property~confiscated.' I replied: '
 3       2, Story14|       a person who steals some~property dedicated to pious uses.
 4       2, Story19|     perhaps return some of the property they~had plundered because
 5       2, Story25|         But if thou possessest property, dignity, fields and wares,~
 6       2, Story48|    Lord~ Although I possess no property~ No capital to offer as
 7       2, Story49|       aside the zekat from thy property because the exuberant vines~
 8       3, Story14|     getting rich in wealth and property like Feridun~ A worthless
 9       3, Story21|     noble aspirations with the property of an individual like~myself
10       3, Story26|    adornment.~ Examine all his property and belongings of his estate~
11       3, Story28|  acquisition of dignity, rank, property, the power of~discriminating
12       6, Story8 |        that as he~was a man of property, he might take a young one,
13       7, Story2 | fathers,~learn a trade because property and riches of the world
14       7, Story2 |        knowledge~ Because this property of his may be spent in ten
15       7, Story20|       intent upon accumulating property and money and so thirsting
16       7, Story20|        insult. They accumulate property with~difficulty, guard it
17       8, Maxim1 |                   Maxim 1~ ~ ~ Property is for the comfort of life,
18       8, Maxim1 |       his life in accumulating property but~ has not enjoyed it.~ ~ ~
19       8, Maxim2 |        one~of them accumulated property without enjoying it, and
20       8, Maxim6 |  subsist without three things: property without~trade, science without
21       8, 55     |      can have no access to thy property.~ Either associate not with
22       8, 55     |        bid farewell to all thy property.~ Either make no friends