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 1   Intro, 3      |     the closet~of affection, entered at the door, according to
 2       1, Story3 |    each other,~the first who entered the battlefield was the
 3       1, Story9 |      were cut off. A trooper entered the gate with the good~news
 4       1, Story15|  been removed from his post, entered the circle~of dervishes
 5       1, Story15|  again asked that, as he had entered into the shadow of~the lion'
 6       1, Story32|     a descendant of A'li and entered the town with a caravan
 7       2, Story9 |     his miracles well known, entered the cathedral mosque~of
 8       2, Story17|     He paid no attention but~entered the desert and marched.
 9       2, Story28|    that the first person who entered was a mendicant who had
10       2, Story34|      related that the hermit entered the town~where a private
11       2, Story34|     corpulent. When~the king entered, he beheld him reclining
12       3, Story13|   house and when the dervish entered he~caught sight of a person
13       3, Story19| procure slippers. But when I entered the great mosque of~Kufah
14       4, Story11|        An astrologer, having entered his own house, saw a stranger
15       5, Story6 |  night a dear friend of mine entered when I~jumped up in such
16       5, Story17|      suit his own purpose, I entered the cathedral~mosque of
17       5, Story18|   day when the thorn of fate entered thy foot~ The hand of heaven
18       5, Story19|    record of the glade which entered my ears~ Had been heard
19       5, Story20|  state one of his dependants entered~and said: 'Arise and run
20       6, Story5 | assembly. His heart had been entered by~no kind of grief and