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 1   Intro, 1      |     of his companions who had~desired to cheer him up: 'What beautiful
 2       1, Story4 |       his, the king no longer~desired to shed the blood of the
 3       1, Story5 |     attempt upon his life and desired to kill him but their endeavours~
 4       1, Story17|    they fell into disgrace. I~desired in some way to save the
 5       1, Story17|       in with compliments~and desired to assign me a high seat
 6       1, Story23|     bore a grudge~towards him desired him to be killed that the
 7       1, Story24|     The king became angry and~desired this affair to be investigated.
 8       1, Story40|    been brought to a king, he desired to~have connection with
 9       2, Story5 |      troubles and comforts. I desired to accompany them but~they
10       2, Story6 | returned to his own house, he desired the table to be laid~out
11       2, Story34|       fly.~ ~ ~ Once the king desired to visit him but saw the
12       3, Story9 |     been asked what his heart desired replied: 'That~it may not
13       5, Story10|  beard~ Thou drovest him, who desired the sight, from thy sight.~
14       5, Story20|    said to his dependents who desired the qazi~to be slain:~ ~ ~ '
15       7, Story15|     died. Being asked what he~desired to be written upon the sarcophagus
16       7, Story20|     bestowed on mankind.~ God desired to vouchsafe a blessing