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 1   Intro, 2      |      about for a long time?~ I went away from the distress of
 2   Intro, 3      | necessity of speaking and then went out by way of~diversion
 3       1, Story4 |            The disk of the sun went into darkness.~ Jonah went
 4       1, Story4 |     went into darkness.~ Jonah went into the mouth of the fish.~ ~
 5       1, Story27|        contend with him and he~went so far as to say to the
 6       1, Story34|        sons of Harun-ur-Rashid went to his father and angrily~
 7       2, Story5 |     sight of the dervishes, he went to a~tower from which he
 8       2, Story32|      my friends in Damascus, I went into the~desert of Jerusalem
 9       3, Story4 |       to be treated by him.~He went to the Prophet, salutation
10       3, Story24|      from his~hand.~ ~ ~ A boy went to bring water from the
11       3, Story24|      fish.~ This time the fish went and carried off the net.~ ~ ~
12       3, Story28|     with a costly beazle, once went out by way of diversion
13       4, Story10|           Story 10~ ~ ~ A poet went to an amir of robbers and
14       4, Story13|     place.' The man agreed~and went away. Some time afterwards
15       4, Story13|     place because where I next went they offered me~twenty dinars
16       5, Story10|       heard him saying when he went away:~ ~ ~ 'If the bat desires
17       7, Story2 |  Imbecile sons of the veziers~ Went as mendicants to peasants.~ ~ ~
18       7, Story3 |     longer bear this violence, went to his father to~complain
19       7, Story14|        with a pain in his eyes went to a farrier to be treated~
20       8, 50     |      thou heard that Alexander went into the darkness~ And after