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 1   Intro, 1      |       And we have, as at first, remained powerless in describing
 2   Intro, 3      |       roses of the~garden still remained when the book of the Rose-garden
 3       1, Story2 |        on earth not a trace has remained~ And that old corpse which
 4       1, Story5 |        him but their endeavours~remained fruitless.~ ~ What can a
 5       1, Story6 |  country suffered, the treasury~remained empty and on every side
 6       1, Story30|      had done injury to us.~ It remained on his neck and passed away
 7       1, Story38|        and Barzachumihr, having remained silent, they asked him why~
 8       3, Story2 |      sultanate whilst thou hast remained in poverty as before.' He
 9       3, Story4 |         peace be on him; and he~remained for some years in the Arab
10       3, Story7 |      whilst the weak fellow had remained alive. The people were~astonished
11       3, Story7 |     persevered in his habit and remained safe.~ ~ ~ When eating little
12       3, Story22| nonsenses that no more strength~remained in him so he said: 'O Sa'
13       3, Story29|      for kings and rich persons~remained in the eyes of his desire.~ ~ ~
14       5, Story15|     mother, a decrepit old hag,~remained in the house on account
15       5, Story15|         destroyed and the thorn remained.~ The treasure has been
16       7, Story11|       by a drop of water~ Which remained forty days in the womb.~
17       7, Story20|            At last no arguments remained to him and, having been
18       8, 64     |         trust in their veracity~remained, as Allah the most high