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 1   Intro, 3      |        aided against enemies, the arm of~the victorious government,
 2       1, Story9 |       head.~ O palm, forearm, and arm of my hand,~ All take leave
 3       1, Story10|          foe.'~ ~ With a powerful arm and the strength of the
 4       1, Story20|         who possesses strength of arm and office~ In the sultanate
 5       1, Story21|           his fist one who has an arm of steel~ Injures only his
 6       1, Story36|   livelihood by the effort of his arm. The~wealthy man once asked
 7       2, Story49|           is better than a strong arm.'~ ~ ~ Hatim Tai has passed
 8       3, Story28| livelihood by the strength of his arm.~ ~ ~ Excellence and skill
 9       3, Story28|           with adverse luck?~ The arm of luck is better than the
10       3, Story28|           luck is better than the arm of strength.~ ~ ~ The son
11       3, Story28| livelihood by the~strength of his arm, so that his reputation
12       3, Story28|           rope of the boat on his arm, he~climbed to the top of
13       5, Story3 |        has become sultan~ Piety's arm has no strength left.~ How
14       5, Story20|        hand possesses strength of arm and he who has no worldly~
15       7, Story17|          down by~the force of his arm every wall that came in
16       7, Story17|          showed a sling under his arm. I asked our youth what
17       7, Story17|       though he may have a strong arm and elephant-body,~ His
18       8, 72     |    felicity is not by strength of arm~ Unless God the giver bestows
19       8, 77     |         superiors.~ ~ ~ Not every arm which contains strength~