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 1       1, Story4 |        the society of pious men, profit~by education and will acquire
 2       1, Story9 |       were realized, but to what profit? Since~ There is no hope
 3       2, Story5 |   manhood in the fight.~ Of what profit are weapons of war to an
 4       2, Story34|         devotions and others may profit by thy spiritual advice
 5       3, Story11|        he gives it maybe it will profit me, and~maybe not. At any
 6       3, Story11|   entreaties from base men~ Will profit thy body but injure thy
 7       3, Story23|         silver~ And thereby also profit thyself.~ As this house
 8       3, Story28| recreation of the mind entailing profit, seeing of wonderful and~
 9       5, Story18|         head like~ a snake.~ The profit of the sea would be good
10       8, Maxim1 |     dinars.~ If thou desirest to profit by riches of the world~
11       8, Maxim1 |       obligations and verily~the profit will return to thee.~ ~ ~
12       8, Maxim2 |   trouble and strove without any profit, when one~of them accumulated
13       8, 9      |        expects cheaply to derive profit from thee.~ If one day thou
14     End         |        brain, and to eat without~profit the smoke of the lamp; it