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 1   Intro, 3      |          of Allah and by our~old friendship that I shall not draw breath,
 2       1, Story4 |     joined~him, tied the knot of friendship and, when the opportunity
 3       1, Story14| deplorable?~ ~ I was on terms of friendship with one of those who had
 4       2, Story4 |        against friends?~ ~ ~ The friendship of pure men, whether in
 5       2, Story34|          king, the conditions of friendship require thee to~do good
 6       5, Story2 |        service, after professing friendship;~because when relations
 7       5, Story4 |         way to reach the friend~ Friendship demands to die in pursuit
 8       5, Story10|      pieces of the chess-game of~friendship, recited:~ ~ ~ 'Go and do
 9       5, Story14|         some paltry gain and our~friendship closed. Despite of an this,
10       5, Story14|          not there a covenant of friendship between us?~ Thou hast been
11       5, Story17|        Reckon me not faithful in friendship.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12       5, Story18|          with a young man and my friendship for him were~such that his
13       6, Story8 |       could a~young one conceive friendship for me who am aged?'~ ~ ~
14       8, Maxim8 |   professes submission and shows friendship, has no~other object than
15       8, Maxim8 |        has been said that as~the friendship of friends is unreliable,
16       8, 3      |    failed he shakes the chain~of friendship, and thereon performs acts
17       8, 3      |         thereon performs acts of friendship which no~enemy is able to