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 1       1, Story18|     great, be liberal~ Because grain will not grow unless it
 2       1, Story18|     householder will receive a grain of rice.~ Why takest thou
 3       3, Story10|                Story 10~ ~ ~ A grain dealer to whom Sufis were
 4       3, Story10|        promises of~food than a grain dealer with promises of
 5       3, Story17| thinking they might~be parched grain nor the bitterness and despair
 6       3, Story21|    myself who has collected it grain by grain.' The king replied: '
 7       3, Story21|      has collected it grain by grain.' The king replied: 'It~
 8       3, Story27|     stretch out~thy hand for a grain of silver to every sordid
 9       3, Story27|        hold out the hand for a grain of silver~ Is better than
10       3, Story28|    carried by fate towards the grain and net.~ ~ ~ The son asked: '
11       3, Story28| empty-handed fighter said:~ 'A grain of gold is better than fifty
12       8, 43     |      much.~ The granary is but grain upon grain.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
13       8, 43     |      granary is but grain upon grain.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
14       8, 71     |        bird does not go to the grain displayed~ When it beholds