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 1       1, Story8 |      had taken root in their hearts but that~they had no full
 2       1, Story20| smoke like that of afflicted hearts.~ ~ The prince of all animals
 3       1, Story24|    are from God~ Because the hearts of both are in his keeping.~
 4       1, Story26|        From the smoke of the~hearts of dervishes.'~ ~  Beware
 5       1, Story33|         In order to gain the hearts of friends~ Sell even the
 6       2, Story4 |      Have not distressed the hearts of enemies.~ How canst thou
 7       2, Story11|      to a congregation whose hearts were withered and dead,~
 8       3, Story28|     be a slave~to despondent hearts and the key to locked doors,
 9       3, Story28|     this~talent he holds the hearts of people captive and religious
10       5, Story4 |   himself, the feet of their hearts being in chains. He lamented~
11       5, Story10|   green line~ Fascinates the hearts of lovers more and more.~
12       5, Story17|      to coquet and to ravish hearts,~ Instructed thee to oppose,
13       5, Story17|   from our heart.~ Alas, the hearts of lovers are captive in
14       5, Story19|      thy face, O ravisher of hearts,~ That instead of a lemon
15       7, Story4 |      Quran he~distressed the hearts of the people. A number
16       7, Story20| reputation is guarded, their hearts are at leisure. Inasmuch~
17       8, 55     |    Regret will not leave the hearts of two persons and their