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 1   Intro, 2      |     while in the society of a rose.~ The perfection of my companion
 2   Intro, 3      |       are present a book of a Rose Garden, a~Gulistan, whose
 3       1, Story6 |      sons of the king's uncle~rose in rebellion, desirous of
 4       2, Story6 | sitting at dinner and when he rose for prayers he prolonged
 5       2, Story20|  place.~ As soon as the shout rose from his mouth~ The hair
 6       2, Story28|    high and glorious that thy rose has~thus come forth from
 7       3, Story29|      brain may be without the rose or nasrin.~  If no feather
 8       4, Story1 |   greatest fault.~ Sa'di is a rose but to the eye of enemies
 9       4, Story12|     thorns they believe to be rose and jessamine.~ Say. Where
10       5, Story15|  mother of my wife.'~ ~ ~ The rose has been destroyed and the
11       5, Story18|    waves.~ The company of the rose would be sweet if there
12       6, Story2 |       every moment to another rose.~ ~ ~ Contrary to aged men
13       6, Story2 |       Is indeed better than a rose from an ugly hand.~ A nice
14       7, Story20|       to know that wherever a rose~exists, there also thorns
15       7, Story20|   Friend?~ Treasure, serpent; rose, thorn; grief and pleasure
16       8, 37     |     any, not thy origin.~ The rose is the offspring of thorns