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 1   Intro, 2      |    returned I saw the country at rest,~ The tigers having abandoned
 2   Intro, 3      |         intent upon spending the rest~of my life in continual
 3       1, Story10|     other limbs cannot remain at rest.~ If thou hast no sympathy
 4       1, Story16|          by gratitude~during the rest of his life. I replied: '
 5       1, Story24|      grieve not~ Because neither rest nor grief come from the
 6       1, Story29|         If there were no hope of rest and trouble~ The foot of
 7       2, Story26|          and took not a moment's rest. When it was daylight, I
 8       2, Story33|         in~supplications and the rest of the day in restricting
 9       2, Story42|      palace.~ Not a moment had I rest from service~ In season
10       3, Story22|          and taking all night no rest~kept up an incoherent gabble,
11       3, Story22| performing it I shall during the rest of~my life sit in a corner
12       3, Story28|   treatment and turned back. The rest of the people then~thought
13       3, Story28|          his interior was set at~rest and he fell asleep. An experienced
14       5, Story14|          approved; and among~the rest, the said friend likewise
15       5, Story18|        He who could take neither rest nor sleep~ Before he had
16       5, Story18|    carpet of pleasure during the rest of my life and to retire~
17       5, Story21|          shut thy eye to all the rest of the world.~ If Mejnun
18       6, Story1 |         I said I shall take some rest~ But alas, the way of my
19       8, 75     |        faults~ No one could have rest from interference by others.~ ~ ~ ~ ~