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 1       1, Story4 |    kill a viper and leave its young ones.~ ~ If a cloud should
 2       2, Story27|     to the Hejaz a company of young~and pious men, whose sentiments
 3       3, Story28|      money for one.'~ ~ ~ The young man's heart was irritated
 4       3, Story28|    snare.~ ~ ~ As soon as the young man's hand could reach the
 5       3, Story28|  thought proper to pacify the young man and to condone his passage~
 6       3, Story28|     may~save the vessel.' The young man, in the pride of bravery
 7       3, Story28|    and water. The fire of the young man's stomach having~blazed
 8       5, Story18|      case because, when I~was young, my intimacy with a young
 9       5, Story18|     young, my intimacy with a young man and my friendship for
10       6, Story2 |      day another friend.~ ~ ~ Young men are joyous and of handsome
11       6, Story2 |     An arrow in the side of a young woman is better than an
12       6, Story2 |    was given in marriage to a young man who was violent, ill-humoured
13       6, Story5 |     wave in the breeze like a young crop.~ ~ ~ The period of
14       6, Story8 |     property, he might take a young one, he said: 'I being an~
15       6, Story8 |     an old woman, how could a~young one conceive friendship
16       7, Story17|      on account of robbers, a young man accompanied us as an~
17       7, Story17| falling from the hands of the young man~and his bones trembling:~ ~ ~