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 1       1, Story3 |     brothers became~envious and placed poison in his food but were
 2       1, Story4 |        of the~king's throne and placed the face of intercession
 3       1, Story23|         imitate his example. He placed his head on the ground before~
 4       1, Story24|   bestowed favours upon~him and placed him under obligations.'~ ~
 5       2, Story2 |        2~ ~ I saw a dervish who placed his head upon the threshold
 6       2, Story20|       way of gratification, and placed them before the musician
 7       2, Story20|    filings of silver or of gold placed on his~drum.~ ~ ~ A musician!
 8       3, Story12| acquires.~ The kettle is indeed placed but the dignity is lowered.'~ ~ ~
 9       3, Story28|     exhibited.~ Lignum aloes is placed on fire and musk rubbed.~ ~ ~
10       3, Story28|      and ordered his ring to be~placed on the dome of Asad, promising
11       3, Story29|     sleep with~ The hand may be placed on one's own bosom,~ But
12       6, Story1 |       good no reliance is to be placed on its permanence and although~
13       7, Story4 |       the maxim?~ ~ ~ A padshah placed his son in a school,~ Putting
14       7, Story20|         path of reconciliation, placed our heads~on each other'
15       8, 50     |       Maxim 47~ ~ ~ What is not placed cannot be reached by the
16       8, 50     |        the hand and whatever is~placed will be reached wherever