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 1   Intro, 3      |      edifice.~ He departed and left the place to another~ And
 2       1, Story28|       he had~to make was to be left alone. The king then asked
 3       2, Story5 |    foolish thing~ No honour is left either to the low or the
 4       3, Story18|  neither any strength nor food left but he possessed some~money
 5       5, Story3 |    Piety's arm has no strength left.~ How can a helpless fellow
 6       5, Story4 |     rise as no other source is left to me~ Though the foe may
 7       5, Story15|     been taken and the serpent left.~ It is better that one'
 8       5, Story20|        snatched up a stone and left no injury untried. The qazi
 9       6, Story5 |        had obtained children I left~off childishness.'~ ~ ~
10       7, Story2 |   arose in Damascus.~ Everyone left his snug corner.~ Learned
11       7, Story5 |     man inherited great wealth left him by some~uncles, whereon
12       7, Story5 |     spendthrift and, in short, left no heinous transgression
13       7, Story5 |   effect upon his cold iron, I left off~admonishing him and
14       8, Maxim10| therefrom and take that to the left hand.~ ~ ~
15       8, 1      |  costume and wore rings on his~left hand was Jamshid; and being
16       8, 1      |   asked why he had adorned his left~whereas excellence resides
17       8, Story  |      wore his seal-ring on his~left hand, whereas the right