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 1       1, Story6 |         the king how it came to pass that Feridun, who possessed
 2       1, Story9 |       the last time, O friends. Pass near me.~ My life has elapsed
 3       1, Story20|        hard bone may be made to pass down the throat~ But it
 4       1, Story26|     Although thy oppression may pass among us~ It cannot pass
 5       1, Story26|        pass among us~ It cannot pass with the Lord who knows
 6       1, Story26|     their supplications may not pass to heaven.'~ ~ The tyrant,
 7       1, Story26|     pious man happened again~to pass and to hear him saying to
 8       1, Story28|      when a~padshah happened to pass by but, ease having made
 9       2, Story11|         a~traveller happened to pass near the edge of the assembly,
10       2, Story40|       am ignoble in my actions~ Pass me by like a noble fellow.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11       3, Story28|         who could make an arrow pass through it. It happened
12       3, Story28|      breeze caused~his arrow to pass through the ring, whereon
13       4, Story4 |        asked him how it came to pass that, with all his eloquence
14       4, Story5 |     would not have come to this pass with an ignorant man.'~ ~ ~
15       7, Story4 |        afterwards I happened to pass near that same mosque~where
16       7, Story15| Sprouted-glad became my heart.~ Pass by, O friend, that in the
17       7, Story16|         A pious man happened to pass near a rich fellow who had
18       8, Maxim1 |       Its tallness and branches pass beyond the sky.~ If thou