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 1       1, Story1 |         to speak nothing but the truth in the presence of padshahs.
 2       1, Story1 |       acceptable to me~than this truth thou hast uttered because
 3       1, Story1 |    conciliation is better than a~truth producing trouble."'~ ~
 4       1, Story4 |          has uttered is~the very truth itself because if the boy
 5       1, Story16|      failed to speak the~word of truth forgot our old intimacy.~ ~ '
 6       2, Story14| continued: 'Thou hast spoken the~truth but amputation is not applicable
 7       2, Story35|          and thwarts my wish but truth is on his side.'~ ~ ~ If
 8       5, Story19|       their hands.~ ~ ~ That the truth may bear witness to the
 9       5, Story20|     vexation but have~spoken the truth. We may, whilst the fire
10       7, Story9 |        heart bore witness~to the truth of it for the case could
11       7, Story20|      verily they have~spoken the truth.'~ ~ ~ Of him who has no
12       8, 62     |        his words may be based on truth,~ His claim to veracity
13       8, 63     |        speech.~ If thou speakest truth and remainest in captivity,~
14       8, 64     |          habitually speaking the truth~ Is pardoned when he once
15       8, 64     |   believe him even when speaking truth.~ ~ ~ ~ ~