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 1   Intro, 1      |      showers of his boundless mercy have penetrated to every
 2   Intro, 1      |       of~existing things, the mercy to the inhabitants of the
 3   Intro, 1      |       he~continues to implore mercy with supplications and tears
 4       1, Story10|      enemy.' I replied: 'Have mercy upon thy feeble subjects~
 5       3, Story28|       people had,~however, no mercy with him, whereon he began
 6       7, Story20|      to the world~ And in his mercy made thee padshah of the
 7       8, Maxim7 |          Maxim 7~ ~ ~ To have mercy upon the bad is to injure
 8       8, Maxim9 |       the people.~ He who had mercy upon a serpent~  Knew not
 9       8, 33     |       men crime.~ ~ ~ To have mercy on sharp-toothed tigers~
10       8, 47     |      mud with his load,~ Have mercy in thy heart and step not
11       8, 57     |     Ghazali, upon whom be the~mercy of Allah, having been asked
12       8, 66     |   high position.~ ~ ~ Have no mercy on a voracious ox~ Who sleeps
13       8, 69     |     the veil from the face of mercy~ Because sinners entertain
14       8, 77     |      Maxim 73~ ~ ~ Who has no mercy upon inferiors will suffer
15       8, Story  |    prayed thus: 'O Lord, have mercy upon the wicked,~because
16       8, Story  | because thou hast already had mercy upon good men by creating
17     End         |    into it, ask Allah to have mercy~ On the author and to pardon