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 1   Intro, 3      |       silence is~ required.~ ~ In short, I had not the firmness
 2   Intro, 3      | instructive to letter-writers. In short, some roses of the~garden
 3       1, Story3 |      heard that a royal prince of short stature and mean presence,~
 4       1, Story4 |       camel with its load.'~ ~ In short, the vezier brought up the
 5       1, Story5 |         greatness to shine.~ ~ In short, he pleased the sultan because
 6       1, Story13|         squandered the~money in a short time and returned.~ ~ Property
 7       1, Story13|           mendicant~who has in so short a time thrown away so much
 8       1, Story16|   appointed to a small post. In a short~time my friend's affable
 9       1, Story16|          foot on his head.~ ~ 'In short, I was till this week undergoing
10       1, Story17|        for thou art polite.~ ~ In short, I took a seat and we conversed
11       2, Story20|           I may go away.'~ ~ ~ In short, I tried to please my friends
12       2, Story34|           thou the snare.~ ~ ~ In short, the happiness of his former
13       3, Story23|        companions of the cave. In short, no one had seen the door
14       5, Story16|       face had fallen into it. In short, I took the beverage from
15       5, Story20|       iron-backed scales.~ ~ ~ In short, one night he obtained privacy
16       5, Story20|        the fruit",~ For he who is short cannot reach the branch.~ ~ ~ '
17       6, Story2 |           own stick rise?~ ~ ~ In short, there being no possibility
18       7, Story4 |        others into the~stocks. In short, I heard that when his behaviour
19       7, Story5 |      became a~spendthrift and, in short, left no heinous transgression
20       7, Story20|          and heard by us.~ ~ ~ In short we carried our dispute to
21       8, 54     |      matter whether the sleeve be short or long.~ ~ ~ ~ ~