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 1       1, Story22|     also remember the distich recited~ By the elephant-driver
 2       1, Story35|     other. When I was a boy I recited: He, who doth right, doth
 3       2, Story17| joined us, strutted about and~recited:~ ~ ~ 'I am neither riding
 4       2, Story27|    They occasionally sung and recited spiritual verses~but we
 5       2, Story32|        What state is this?' I recited:~ ~ ~ 'I fled from men to
 6       2, Story37|       agreed with pleasure he~recited:~ ~ ~ 'I am hungry and opposite
 7       2, Story37|   dervish lifted his head and recited:~ ~ ~ 'Do not order pounded
 8       2, Story40|     youth raised his~head and recited: When they passed near something
 9       3, Story12|       it was not as usual, he recited:~ ~ ~ 'Evil is the food
10       3, Story18|    desert from extreme thirst recited:~ ~ ~ 'Would that before
11       3, Story19|      for my want of shoes and~recited:~ ~ ~ 'A roast fowl is to
12       3, Story22|       hast seen and heard.' I recited:~ ~ ~ 'Thou mayest have
13       4, Story10|     to an amir of robbers and recited a panegyric but he~ordered
14       5, Story5 |    towards him that' he often recited the following verses:~ ~ ~
15       5, Story10|     chess-game of~friendship, recited:~ ~ ~ 'Go and do as thou
16       5, Story17|     compositions of Sa'di?' I recited:~ ~ ~ 'I am tired by a nahvi
17       5, Story20|   asked: 'What is it?' And he recited:~ ~ ~ 'Thou who shakest
18       6, Story7 | proper to get the whole~Quran recited or else to offer a sacrifice.