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 1       1, Story4 |      the court of the king, who ordered all of them to be slain.
 2       1, Story7 |        favour.' The philosopher~ordered the slave to be thrown into
 3       1, Story15|        disposed towards him and ordered him to resume his~office,
 4       1, Story16| accusation of treason. The king ordered no inquiry on its truthfulness~
 5       1, Story17|       pleased with these words, ordered the support of~my friends
 6       1, Story25|           One of the Arab kings ordered his officials to double
 7       1, Story27|      this want of good manners, ordered them to~wrestle with each
 8       1, Story27|         spectators and the king~ordered a robe of honour with other
 9       1, Story32|      Divan of Anvari.' The king ordered him to~be beaten and expelled
10       1, Story32|       true words than these and ordered the present which the fellow
11       1, Story40|         place,~he became angry, ordered the negro and the girl to
12       2, Story14|    house of~a friend. The judge ordered his hand to be amputated
13       2, Story28|         he had no successor.~He ordered in his last testament that
14       2, Story33|        expenses.'~Then the king ordered a sufficient allowance to
15       3, Story21|    insolently; whereon the king ordered the sum in~question to be
16       3, Story28|       the Masalla of Shiraz and ordered his ring to be~placed on
17       4, Story10|      recited a panegyric but he~ordered him to be divested of his
18       4, Story10|       chief took pity upon him, ordered his robe to be restored~
19       5, Story19| self-control from his hands; he ordered him~to be brought to his
20       5, Story19|        distress. Accordingly he ordered her to~be searched for.
21       8, 1      |        rectitude.'~ ~ ~ Feridun ordered Chinese embroiderers~ To