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 1       1, Story3 |            world.~ ~ This state of affairs having been brought to the
 2       1, Story13|            occupied with important~affairs of state so that they cannot
 3       1, Story14|          their hands are empty and affairs deplorable?~ ~ I was on
 4       1, Story14|     abandon an old master when his~affairs have changed a little and
 5       1, Story16|            apprehensive of tangled affairs and keep not a broken heart~
 6       1, Story24|       Allah prosper~the end of his affairs) were to look in this direction,
 7       1, Story35|           road.~ Be helpful in the affairs of a dervish~ Because thou
 8       1, Story35|             Because thou also hast affairs.~ ~
 9       2, Story34| philosopher and experienced in the affairs of the world, being~present,
10       2, Story44|         brother who is fettered by affairs relating to himself is~neither
11       3, Story12|            be unsuccessful in his~ affairs.~ ~ ~ It is related that
12       5, Story20|         who perceived the state of affairs, asked: 'From what~direction?'
13       5, Story21|         the ways and means of love affairs~ Well aware in the Arabian
14       7, Story14|     enlightened man will not give~ Affairs of importance to a base
15       7, Story17|       experienced man in important affairs~ Who is able to ensnare
16       8, 17     |                      Maxim 22~ ~ ~ Affairs succeed by patience and
17       8, 59     |        society is to attend to the affairs of~thy household and also