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 1       1, Story3 |        fat fool:~ 'Although an Arab horse may be weak~ It is
 2       1, Story4 |           Story 4~ ~ A band of Arab brigands having taken up
 3       1, Story9 |                  Story 9~ ~ An Arab king was sick in his state
 4       1, Story10|      Damascus, when one of the Arab~kings, notorious for his
 5       1, Story25|         Story 25~ ~ One of the Arab kings ordered his officials
 6       2, Story6 |   padshah of his piety.~ ~ ~ O Arab of the desert, I fear thou
 7       2, Story9 |   whose piety was famed in the~Arab country and his miracles
 8       3, Story4 | remained for some years in the Arab country without anyone coming
 9       3, Story6 |       Babekan that he asked an Arab~physician how much food
10       3, Story15|      forty camels to entertain Arab amirs. I had occasion to
11       3, Story17|     Story 17~ ~ ~ I noticed an Arab of the desert sitting in
12       3, Story18|               Story 18~ ~ ~ An Arab suffering in the desert
13       3, Story26|      on his head, riding on an Arab horse. Someone said:~'Sa'
14       5, Story12|        and lust raging, as the Arab~says, the date is ripe and
15       5, Story18|       the~Hejaz and one of the Arab amirs presented him with
16       5, Story19|     The encampments of various Arab families having~been visited,
17       5, Story20|       sweet eyebrow.'~ ~ ~ The Arab says: 'A slap from a lover
18       6, Story4 |        and learn patience.~ An Arab horse gallops twice in a
19       7, Story8 |          Story 8~ ~ ~ I saw an Arab of the desert who said to
20       7, Story20|        attend to devotion. The~Arab says: 'I take refuge with
21       8, Maxim1 |      liberal to thee.~ ~ ~ The Arab says: Be liberal without