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 1       1, Story4 | willow-tree.~ Associate not with a base fellow~ Because thou canst
 2       1, Story14|            telling him that it was base,~ungrateful, despicable
 3       2, Story34|       orator,~ Descending into the base world,~ Sticks in the honey
 4       2, Story43|           him.' He remarked: 'This~base wretch is able to lift a
 5       2, Story43|           Thou art weak-minded and base, whether thou be a man or
 6       3, Story11|       obtainest by entreaties from base men~ Will profit thy body
 7       3, Story16|          able to~ fly!~ ~ ~ When a base fellow obtains dignity,
 8       5, Story3 |           had been overcome by his base proclivity. He~meditated
 9       5, Story13|        What ill-luck is this? What~base destiny and chameleonlike
10       5, Story20|          must not be polluted by a base crime. The companion~thou
11       7, Story7 |         thou whose aspirations are base, thinkest he will now~ Forget
12       7, Story14|         Affairs of importance to a base fellow to transact.~ A mat-maker
13       7, Story20|          refuge with Allah against base poverty and~neighbours whom
14       7, Story20|        sinks in the sana.~ ~ ~ The base when they have saved their
15       8, 30     |             that is to say, when a base fellow is~unable to vie
16       8, 35     |          and is irate.~ Although a base stone may break a golden
17       8, 65     |           But if thou cherishest a base fellow a lifetime,~ He will