Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story16|      living no one might~become aware of his good or ill luck.~ ~
 2       1, Story17|       the said~great man became aware of my case, they took me
 3       1, Story24|       come from the people.~ Be aware that the contrasts of friend
 4       2, Story5 |       the dress?~ The writer is aware what the book contains.~ ~ ~
 5       3, Story3 |      every heart. If he~becomes aware of thy case, he will consider
 6       3, Story13|     wealth who, if he were made aware of his~want, would not consider
 7       3, Story20|       The dehqan who had become aware of what was taking place
 8       3, Story28|        with~him, till he became aware that he had money and took
 9       4, Story5 |     Because I know thou art not aware of my faults as I am.~ ~ ~
10       4, Story11|        the sky~ If thou art not aware who is in thy house?'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11       4, Story12|       because thou hast made me aware of my defect. It has~become
12       4, Story12|         quick enemy~ To make me aware of my defects?~ ~ ~ He whose
13       5, Story21|     means of love affairs~ Well aware in the Arabian city of Baghdad.~
14       7, Story20| retorted: 'Thou hast not become aware of the parsimony of~wealthy
15       8, 5      |         Advice~ ~ ~ If thou art aware of news which will grieve
16       8, 46     |         the famished is?~ He is aware of the condition of the