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 1   Intro, 1      |   told the chamberlain of the morning breeze to spread out the~
 2   Intro, 1      |     skirts.'~ ~ O bird of the morning, learn love from the moth~
 3   Intro, 3      |   load.~ ~ Sweet sleep on the morning of departure~ Retains the
 4   Intro, 3      |       of flowers.~ ~ The next morning when the intention of returning
 5       1, Story4 |       and brought them in the morning to~the court of the king,
 6       1, Story40|      of her~virginity. In the morning the king sought the girl
 7       2, Story3 |    helplessness~  I say Every morning as soon as I become conscious:~
 8       2, Story5 | considerable distance. In~the morning the guiltless sleeping companions
 9       2, Story20|       one moment.~ ~ ~ In the morning I took my turban from my
10       2, Story22|  perused the whole Quran till morning. A pious fellow who~had
11       2, Story22|       loaf and slept till the morning.'~ ~ ~ Keep thy interior
12       2, Story28|       testament that the next morning after his death~the first
13       2, Story33| engaged in prayer, during the morning in~supplications and the
14       2, Story45|    the daughter's lips.~ Next morning the father saw her thus~
15       3, Story20|      honour upon him the next morning. When he accompanied the
16       3, Story28|      companions who quaff the morning draught!~ Better than a
17       3, Story28|    naked~and weeping the next morning, a man asked: "What is the
18       3, Story28|      roof of a monastery. The morning breeze caused~his arrow
19       5, Story13|     thee when he rises in the morning~ The morn of a day of safety
20       5, Story16|      whose eye~ Alights every morning on such a countenance.~
21       5, Story17|      and Zaid.'~ ~ ~ The next morning, when I was about to depart,
22       5, Story20|   vain~ Till thou hearest the morning call from the Friday-mosque~