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 1   Intro, 2      |        this slave may possess all faults,~ Every fault pleasing the
 2   Intro, 5      |        who shut their~eyes to the faults of their inferiors and abstain
 3       1, Story34|           am more conscious of my faults than thou.'~ ~ ~
 4       2, Story4 |         wolf.~ ~ ~ Who brings the faults of another to thee and enumerates
 5       2, Story4 |        Will undoubtedly carry thy faults to others.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 6       2, Story23|        they may not spread out my faults.~ What profiteth a closed
 7       2, Story24|          occasion to speak of thy faults.~  When the harp is in proper
 8       4, Story5 |          thou art not aware of my faults as I am.~ ~ ~
 9       4, Story12|           be good.~ They fancy my faults are virtues and perfection.~
10       4, Story12|         my defects?~ ~ ~ He whose faults are not told him~ Ignorantly
11       5, Story5 | possessest one virtue and seventy faults~ A friend sees nothing except
12       5, Story20|           are bearers of your own faults~ Ought not to blame others
13       8, 9      |         He enumerates two hundred faults of thine.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
14       8, 21     |             Reveal not the secret faults of men because thou wilt
15       8, 75     |        Allah.~ If people knew our faults~ No one could have rest
16       8, 6      |         liberal man has a hundred faults~ His generosity covers his