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 1       1, Story6 |      to the possessions of his subjects and had begun~to oppress
 2       1, Story6 |       A padshah who allows his subjects to be oppressed~ Will in
 3       1, Story6 | violent foe.~ Be at peace with subjects and sit safe from attacks
 4       1, Story6 |   attacks of foes~ Because his subjects are the army of a just shahanshah.~ ~ ~
 5       1, Story10|     Have mercy upon thy feeble subjects~that thou mayest not be
 6       1, Story11|     tyrant, who oppressest thy subjects,~ How long wilt thou persevere
 7       1, Story20|  ruined the habitations of the subjects~to fill the treasury of
 8       1, Story20|    seekest the goodwill of his subjects.~ If thou desirest God to
 9       1, Story28|     kings exist for protecting subjects~and subjects not for obeying
10       1, Story28|        protecting subjects~and subjects not for obeying kings.'~ ~
11       2, Story17|         I am neither a lord of subjects nor the slave of a potentate.~
12       2, Story28|        last his own troops and~subjects also rebelled and deprived
13       4, Story3 |      did not likewise speak on~subjects he was acquainted with.
14       7, Story3 |     towards the~children of my subjects as thou inflictest upon