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 1       1, Story13|   hands of the free,~ Neither patience in the heart of a lover
 2       1, Story16|     of the turns of time; for patience,~ Although bitter, nevertheless
 3       2, Story26|        Depriving me of sense, patience, strength and consciousness.~
 4       2, Story28|      heard great men say~ The patience of a dervish is better than
 5       2, Story47|    God, trust,~submission and patience. Whoever possesses these
 6       3, Story1 | Loqman selected the corner of patience.~ Who has no patience has
 7       3, Story1 |      of patience.~ Who has no patience has no wisdom.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 8       3, Story3 |      and sit in the corner of patience~ Than to write petitions
 9       3, Story14|     dervish lost~the reins of patience from his hands, the pearls
10       5, Story4 |    physician should prescribe patience,~ Whereas this greedy lust
11       5, Story9 |       and displayed boundless patience. I~said once to him by way
12       6, Story4 |      Take my advice and learn patience.~ An Arab horse gallops
13       7, Story20|  power to marry a wife and~no patience to restrain myself. What
14       7, Story20|    dervish lost the bridle of~patience from his hands, drew forth
15       8, 17     |            Affairs succeed by patience and a hasty man fails.~ ~ ~