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 1       1, Story7 |       strange to the~king who knew not what wisdom there was
 2       1, Story7 | calamity of~being drowned, he knew not the safety of the boat;
 3       1, Story16|       slept hungry and no one knew who he was.~ Many a man
 4       1, Story16|     He also told me that as I knew he possessed some knowledge
 5       1, Story27|     the art of wrestling, who~knew three hundred and sixty
 6       1, Story27|     place~but the master, who knew that he was in strength
 7       2, Story4 |   grieved. The pious~man, who knew this, threw the blanket
 8       3, Story28|        leaving~him asleep. He knew this when the sun shone
 9       5, Story4 | insanity in his head. The boy knew that his heart had become~
10       5, Story9 |                Story 9~ ~ ~ I knew a learned man who had fallen
11       5, Story16|     essence of roses mixed. I knew not whether she had~perfumed
12       6, Story1 |     us, asking~whether anyone knew Persian, whereon most of
13       6, Story3 |     How good it would be if I knew where~that tree is that
14       8, Maxim9 |    had mercy upon a serpent~  Knew not that it was an injury
15       8, 58     |      thou doing?' Because~ He knew he would learn it without
16       8, 75     | refuge with Allah.~ If people knew our faults~ No one could