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 1       1, Story1 |         was saying, a good-natured vezier~replied: 'My lord, he says:
 2       1, Story1 |        taking his life but another~vezier, the antagonist of the former,
 3       1, Story4 |           from a mat-reed.'~ ~ The vezier heard these sentiments,
 4       1, Story4 |          became a man.~ ~ When the vezier had said these words and
 5       1, Story4 |            load.'~ ~ In short, the vezier brought up the boy delicately,
 6       1, Story4 |        accomplishment. One day the vezier hinted at his~talents in
 7       1, Story4 |    presented~itself, he killed the vezier with his son, took away
 8       1, Story6 |          the reign of Feridun. The vezier~asked the king how it came
 9       1, Story6 |          he~attained royalty.' The vezier said: 'As the gathering
10       1, Story6 |           advice of his censorious vezier,~sent him to prison. Shortly
11       1, Story15|                      Story 15~ ~ A vezier, who had been removed from
12       1, Story17|               The door of an amir, vezier or sultan~ Is not to be
13       1, Story23|     pursuit, brought him back. The vezier who bore a grudge~towards
14       1, Story23|   continued: 'Allow me to kill the vezier and then take my~life in
15       1, Story23|          king smiled~and asked the vezier what he thought of the matter.
16       1, Story28| rag-wearers resembles beasts.'~The vezier said: 'The padshah of the
17       1, Story29|                      Story 29~ ~ A vezier paid a visit to Zulnun Misri
18       1, Story29|        upon the sphere~ And if the vezier feared God~ Like the king
19       2, Story34|         scholars and hermits.' The vezier, who was a~philosopher and
20       7, Story1 |                     Story 1~ ~ ~ A vezier who had a stupid son gave