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 1       1, Story16|    strength to bear~the load of poverty and had often entertained
 2       1, Story16|         distressed state and in poverty.~ ~ Seeing that he had thus
 3       3, Story2 |    whilst thou hast remained in poverty as before.' He replied:~'
 4       3, Story3 |          burning in the fire of poverty and sewing~patch upon patch,
 5       3, Story12|      but diminished my honour.~ Poverty is better than the degradation
 6       7, Story18|        carries only the load of poverty~ Will also arrive lightly
 7       7, Story20| Disputant concerning Wealth and Poverty~ ~ ~ I saw a man in the
 8       7, Story20|         together and~comfort in poverty is an impossibility. A man
 9       7, Story20|         with Allah against base poverty and~neighbours whom I do
10       7, Story20|      There is also a tradition: Poverty is~blackness of face in
11       7, Story20|     heard the Prophet's saying:~Poverty is my glory. I replied: '
12       7, Story20|        the world alluded~to the poverty of warriors in the battlefield
13       7, Story20|   knowledge rests not until his poverty,~culminates in unbelief;
14       7, Story20|     culminates in unbelief; for poverty is almost infidelity, because
15       7, Story20|        except in consequence of~poverty? Lion-hearted men were on
16       7, Story20|        women have on account of poverty fallen into~complete profligacy,
17       7, Story20|       abstinence cannot abide.~ Poverty snatches the reins from
18       7, Story20|  supposed to be the antidote~to poverty or the key to the storehouse
19       8, 12     |         Wise men have~said that poverty with content is better than