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 1   Intro, 3      |           and attached himself to mine, saying: 'When a generous~
 2       1, Story10|       dealings, unite thy mind to mine, for I am apprehensive of
 3       2, Story27|        sentiments harmonized with mine, were my~fellow-travellers.
 4       2, Story37|     satisfied with~one distich of mine.' The company having agreed
 5       2, Story42|           is thy honour exceeding mine?~ Thou art upon moon-faced
 6       3, Story15| sentiments were more exalted than mine.'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 7       3, Story28|           stolen those dirhems of mine?" He replied: "No, by~Allah.
 8       5, Story2 |          Would that this slave of mine, with all the beauty and
 9       5, Story4 |           own dignity,~ What will mine amount to in thy eyes?'~ ~ ~
10       5, Story4 |           that with thy existence mine remains~ That when thou
11       5, Story6 |        one night a dear friend of mine entered when I~jumped up
12       5, Story19|          as thy state is not like mine~ My state will be but an
13       7, Story10|           this patched garment of mine which I am wearing.' It
14       7, Story18|           stones which cover him, mine will have~reached paradise.'~ ~ ~
15       8, 11     |           anger: 'If this deed of mine~ Is not correct, may God
16       8, 76     |           Gold is obtained from a mine by digging it, but from