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 1   Intro, 3      |  remains.~ O thou, whose fifty years have elapsed in sleep,~
 2   Intro, 5      |    composition will remain for years,~ When every atom of our
 3       1, Story2 |     Sultan~Mahmud, one hundred years after his death. His whole
 4       1, Story4 |      with a man.'~ ~ After two years had elapsed a band of robbers
 5       1, Story5 | greatness in~intellect, not in years.' His companions, being
 6       1, Story14|  benefits received during many years. He replied: 'If I~inform
 7       1, Story15|   Guebre kindle fire a hundred years~ If he falls one moment
 8       1, Story26|     inscribed:~ ~ For how many years and long lives~ Will the
 9       2, Story34|  desert of Syria, attended~for years to his devotions and subsisted
10       3, Story4 |       and he~remained for some years in the Arab country without
11       5, Story14|       whom I had travelled for years and eaten~salt. Boundless
12       5, Story20|      Many a good name of fifty years~ Was trodden under foot
13       6, Story1 |     aged one~hundred and fifty years, was in the agony of death
14       6, Story3 |       father is a dotard.~ ~ ~ Years elapse without thy visiting~
15       6, Story8 |       Let not a man of seventy years make love.~ Thou art confessedly
16       7, Story6 |       kept the prince for some years and strove to instruct~him
17       7, Story10|       as he had promised. Some years afterwards when I returned~
18       7, Story11|      First,~the age of fifteen years; secondly nocturnal pollutions;
19       7, Story11|      in the womb.~ If in forty years it has not attained sense
20       8, 25     |     not detected sometimes for years.~ ~ ~ ~ ~