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 1       1, Story3 |   and virtue are concealed.~ Think not that every desert is
 2       1, Story40|    reaches a limpid spring,~ Think not that he will care for
 3       2, Story33|   encumbered with a family,~ Think no more of ever enjoying
 4       2, Story33| tying the knot of prayer,~ I think what my children will eat
 5       3, Story5 |      sheikhs said to him: 'I think thou art in the habit of
 6       3, Story26|  nails are driven~ By a Jew, think not that he will thereby
 7       3, Story28|     had in his head, did not think of the offended foe and
 8       3, Story28|      scratched a foe? Do not think thou art safe.'~ ~ ~ Be
 9       4, Story8 |     says to thee~he does not think proper to communicate to
10       4, Story12|     the hardship and did not think proper to~molest him. In
11       7, Story11| liberality and amiableness.~ Think not that it is only in the
12       7, Story20|    ox.'~ ~ ~ I said: 'Do not think it allowable to insult them
13       8, Maxim1 |  from his gifts and bounty.~ Think not thou conferrest an obligation
14       8, Admon11|    and obstinacy~ Must be, I think, not of earth but of fire.~ ~ ~