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 1   Intro, 3      |          conformity with the state of mind:~ ~ Every moment a breath
 2       1, Story10|             their dealings, unite thy mind to mine, for I am apprehensive
 3       1, Story15|               became contented in his mind. When the king was again~
 4       1, Story16|              the means of putting his mind at ease and place him~under
 5       1, Story24|              but that if his precious mind (may Allah prosper~the end
 6       2, Story20|              my~sheikh occurred to my mind, I said:~ ~ ~ 'If the qazi
 7       2, Story20|            abundant advice, I did not mind it.~This night my propitious
 8       2, Story28|              This event afflicted the mind of the dervish until one
 9       2, Story36|             to insure~tranquillity of mind from cares for food and
10       3, Story3 |            patch, said to comfort his mind:~ ~ ~ 'We are contented
11       3, Story3 |             obligation to~comfort the mind of a worthy person.' He
12       3, Story28|             such~as recreation of the mind entailing profit, seeing
13       3, Story28|       occasion of satisfaction to the mind, stimulants to a happy life
14       3, Story28|              offended foe and did not mind~the maxim of wise men who
15       5, Story5 |    remembrance of myself occurs to my mind.~ From thy sight I am unable
16       5, Story14|           till at last he suffered~my mind to be grieved for the sake
17       7, Story7 | pir-instructor say to his murid: 'The mind of man is so~much occupied
18       7, Story20|           thou diest in this frame of mind.~ O wealthy man, since thy
19       8, Admon3 |           preferable than to tell thy mind~ To anyone; saying what
20       8, 25     |               however not sure of his mind nor deceived.~ A wicked
21     End         |               order that the reader's mind should not be~fatigued,