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 1       1, Story13|           out a~bag of a thousand dinars from the window and said: '
 2       1, Story35|      great men promised a hundred dinars to a sailor if he could
 3       2, Story32|           and ransomed me for ten dinars from the~captivity of the
 4       2, Story32|       with a dowry of one hundred dinars. After some~time had elapsed,
 5       2, Story32|           from the Franks for ten dinars?' I~replied: 'Yes, he bought
 6       2, Story32|         Yes, he bought me for ten dinars and sold me into thy~hands
 7       2, Story32|         thy~hands for one hundred dinars.'~ ~ ~ I heard that a sheep
 8       2, Story34|      requires neither dirhems nor dinars.~ If lie takes any, find
 9       2, Story35|     devotee has taken dirhems and dinars~ Find another who is more
10       4, Story2 |       suffered loss of a thousand dinars, enjoined~his son not to
11       4, Story13|           each of whom I pay five dinars monthly but to thee I~shall
12       4, Story13|           turning me away for ten~dinars from this place because
13       4, Story13|       went they offered me~twenty dinars to go to another locality
14       4, Story13|         will give thee~even fifty dinars.'~ ~ ~ No one can scrape
15       5, Story18|      presented him with a hundred dinars to~spend upon his family
16       8, Maxim1 | accumulated good with dirhems and dinars~ Has staked his end upon
17       8, Maxim1 |          end upon his dirhems and dinars.~ If thou desirest to profit