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 1   Intro, 3      |    the amusement of those who look and for~the instruction
 2   Intro, 4      |    because in the latter they look like~ostentation and in
 3       1, Story24|       of his affairs) were to look in this direction, the utmost~
 4       1, Story24|   shot from the bow~ Wise men look at the archer.~ ~ ~
 5       1, Story25|   will on the third certainly look benevolently on him.~ Sincere
 6       1, Story28|    replied: 'Tell the king to look for homage from a man who
 7       2, Story11|      meaning of words~ Do not look for the effect of the orator'
 8       2, Story23| considered good by them.~ ~ ~ Look at me whom the good opinion
 9       2, Story40|       a sinner, O anchorite.~ Look upon him with benignity.~
10       3, Story21|   king, began~to argue and to look insolently; whereon the
11       4, Story1 |    sun and fountain of light~ Look ugly to the eye of the mole.~ ~ ~
12       5, Story5 | because the eyes with which I look upon thee behold~nothing
13       5, Story19|  would have~been necessary to look from the window of Mejnun'
14       5, Story20|       opinion with him:~ ~ ~ 'Look at that sweetheart and his
15       7, Story20|   provision.~ ~ ~ The thirsty look in their sleep~ On the whole
16       7, Story20|    except~with insolence, and look upon them with contempt.
17       7, Story20| recorded in the Tayibat:~ ~ ~ Look not at me that others may
18       8, 69     |      heads, but if he casts a look of grace, he converts wicked