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 1       1, Story6 |      of his censorious vezier,~sent him to prison. Shortly afterwards
 2       1, Story13|   added a~robe to his gift and sent it out to him but the dervish
 3       1, Story19|   found. Accordingly a~boy was sent to an adjoining village
 4       1, Story23|      but some men, having been~sent in pursuit, brought him
 5       1, Story24|      of the sheet of paper and sent it back. One,~however, of
 6       2, Story34|           The king immediately sent him a beautiful slave-girl:~ ~ ~
 7       2, Story34|     patient.~ ~ ~ After her he sent likewise a slave-boy of
 8       3, Story4 |        the kings of Persia had sent an able physician to wait
 9       3, Story4 |      that~although he had been sent to treat the companions,
10       3, Story28|       a large sum of money and sent a confidential~man to accompany
11       3, Story29|       the kings of that region sent him the information that,~
12       5, Story8 |        blame me for not having sent him a messenger during it.
13       5, Story14|    became known. Accordingly I sent the~following distichs and
14       5, Story20|        These words he said and sent some persons to make inquiries
15       7, Story1 | ineffectually, the learned man sent one~to his father with the