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 1       1, Story3 |       and it has been said~that ten dervishes may sleep under
 2       2, Story22|       consumed during one night ten mann of~food and perused
 3       2, Story32|       state and ransomed me for ten dinars from the~captivity
 4       2, Story32|   purchased from the Franks for ten dinars?' I~replied: 'Yes,
 5       2, Story32|           Yes, he bought me for ten dinars and sold me into
 6       3, Story28|      What boots the strength of ten men? Bring the money for
 7       4, Story9 |   neighbour like thee~ Is worth ten dirhems of a deficient standard~
 8       4, Story13|        but to thee I~shall give ten, if thou wilt go to another
 9       4, Story13|       me by turning me away for ten~dinars from this place because
10       6, Story8 |       is preferable to her than ten mann of flesh.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11       7, Story2 | property of his may be spent in ten days.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12       7, Story16|     Thou hast purchased him for ten dirhems~ And hast not after
13       7, Story17|       weapon and so strong that ten men were not able to span
14       8, 12     |                   Maxim 18~ ~ ~ Ten men eat at a table but two
15       8, 3      |      cucumbers~ Will prove that ten melon-fields are due to