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 1       1, Story6 |        to him: 'Be generous in times of prosperity.'~ The slave
 2       1, Story16| complained of the unpropitious times, telling me~that he had
 3       2, Story25|     Sufis, replied: 'In former times they were a tribe in the
 4       2, Story28|       withering.~ A tree is at times nude and at times clothed.~ ~ ~
 5       2, Story28|        is at times nude and at times clothed.~ ~ ~ He replied: '
 6       3, Story23|        fair?~ It is not at all times suitable for a ship.~ ~ ~
 7       3, Story28| afflict~ Will be guided by the times against his aim.~ A pigeon
 8       5, Story8 |       I remember how in former times I and another friend kept
 9       5, Story13|      destiny and chameleonlike times? It was befitting my dignity
10       5, Story20|      by thy lordship in~former times upon thy servants it would
11       6, Story5 |     for those heart-enchanting times.~ The force of the lion'
12       6, Story7 |       will recite it a hundred times.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
13       8, 61     |     obey because~compliance in times of calamity is blamable.
14       8, 65     |       a stone at him a hundred times.~ But if thou cherishest
15       8, 79     |      The pasture is a thousand times more pleasant than the racecourse~
16       8, 5      |    case, it~being fresh at all times, and this is the quality