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 1       1, Story16|     impure garments against stones.~ ~ I said: 'The story of
 2       1, Story17|  are~ Because no one throws stones on a tree without fruit.'~ ~ ~
 3       2, Story41| will not become turbid from stones.~ The Arif who feels aggrieved
 4       2, Story43|     lift a thousand mann of stones and has not~the power to
 5       3, Story28|    was such that it~knocked stones against each other and its
 6       4, Story10| dogs and have tied down the~stones.' The amir of the robbers
 7       7, Story6 |   silver and gold come from stones~ All stones do not contain
 8       7, Story6 |  gold come from stones~ All stones do not contain silver and
 9       7, Story18|    to shake off those heavy stones which cover him, mine will
10       7, Story20| loves~ Has no need to throw stones on clusters upon trees.~ ~ ~
11       8, 2      |      Span thy bow and carry stones upon the rampart.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12       8, 24     |   without Qadr.~ ~ ~ If all stones were rubies of Badakhshan,~
13       8, 24     |  The price of rubies and of stones would be the same.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
14       8, 43     |  has no power gathers small stones that he may~at the proper