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 1       1, Story5 |   monarchy of my lord I have satisfied~my contemporaries except
 2       1, Story18|   the hand of liberality and satisfied his impulse of~generosity
 3       1, Story36| winter.~ O ignoble belly, be satisfied with one bread~ Rather than
 4       2, Story9 |    on other occasions he was satisfied with the~society of Hafsah
 5       2, Story25|    they are~people outwardly satisfied but inwardly discontented.'~ ~ ~
 6       2, Story32|   present is~ When I must be satisfied in a stable of wretches.~ ~ ~
 7       2, Story34|          The sight cannot be satisfied by seeing him~ Like the
 8       2, Story37|  read nothing so you must be satisfied with~one distich of mine.'
 9       3, Story28|    shouted: 'If thou wilt be satisfied with the robe I~am wearing,
10       4, Story10|  present of it.'~ ~ ~ We are satisfied of thy gift by departure.~ ~ ~
11       5, Story7 | longing is better than to be satisfied.'~ ~ ~ Thou hast come late,
12       6, Story5 |   claws is gone.~ Now we are satisfied with cheese Eke a leopard.~ ~ ~
13       7, Story20|   the other will likewise be satisfied. I heard that a~dervish
14       8, 12     |      a contented man will be satisfied with one bread. Wise men