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 1   Intro, 3      |     him at the same~time, in case he should be able, to follow
 2   Intro, 5      |     royal~court resemble the case of Barzachumihr, whose merits
 3       1, Story13|     water in a sieve.~ ~ The case of the dervish having been
 4       1, Story16|  words in conformity with my~case nor answered my question.
 5       1, Story16|    of that fox resembles thy case, who was by some~persons
 6       1, Story16| release me or investigate my case?~Till the antidote is brought
 7       1, Story16|      with him, explained the~case of my friend whom he then
 8       1, Story17| great man became aware of my case, they took me in with compliments~
 9       1, Story22|      and mother to bring his case before the qazi~and to ask
10       1, Story34|    vengeance because in that case the wrong~will be on thy
11       2, Story9 |     that such was~always the case. The time alluded to was
12       2, Story16|     contrary~ought to be the case. He received the following
13       2, Story41|   superior and explained the case. The pir replied: 'My son,
14       3, Story3 |      he~becomes aware of thy case, he will consider it an
15       5, Story18|  thou hast said resembles my case because, when I~was young,
16       5, Story20|    on the arrangement~of his case was perfectly right and
17       7, Story9 |      the truth of it for the case could not be otherwise inasmuch
18       8, 5      |      however, neither is the case, it~being fresh at all times,