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 1   Intro, 2      |      sharp-clawed, for shedding blood.~ When I returned I saw
 2       1, Story3 |        shalt behold in dust and blood.~ Who himself fights, stakes
 3       1, Story3 |    battle but he who flees, the blood of his army.'~ ~ After uttering
 4       1, Story4 |      longer~desired to shed the blood of the youth and said: '
 5       1, Story22|         permissible to shed the blood of one subject for the safety
 6       1, Story22|       this world surrendered~my blood, the qazi has issued a decree
 7       1, Story22|    perish than to shed innocent~blood.' He kissed the head and
 8       1, Story23|     punished for having~shed my blood; but, if thou desirest to
 9       1, Story30|     effect, the king spared his blood.~ ~ ~
10       1, Story31|     wash the hands in one's own blood.~ Should he in plain day
11       2, Story23| Sometimes they arise to shed my blood.~ Sometimes they sit down
12       2, Story45|     little man so bit her~ That blood flowed from the daughter'
13       3, Story26|       lawful to take except his blood.~ If a noble man becomes
14       7, Story10|  quarrelled and having shed the blood of a man,~had fled; whereon
15       7, Story20|      Plunging the fist into the blood of beloved persons,~ Dying
16       8, 26     |         great men sheds his own blood.~ ~ ~ One who thinks that
17       8, 55     |   consider it licit to shed thy blood~ If they can have no access