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 1   Intro, 1      |      that state, by one of his companions who had~desired to cheer
 2       1, Story4 |       extinct.~ The dog of the companions of the cave for some days~
 3       1, Story5 |  intellect, not in years.' His companions, being envious, made an~
 4       1, Story17|      affair of the error of my companions turned up and I said:~ ~ '
 5       1, Story24|     good aspect who~served his companions when they were present and
 6       2, Story5 | morning the guiltless sleeping companions were all taken to the~fort
 7       2, Story9 |      their prayers, one of his companions said: 'I have a~difficulty.'
 8       3, Story4 |     had been sent to treat the companions, none of them had up~to
 9       3, Story10|     language towards them.~The companions had become weary of his
10       3, Story23|       a bone to the dog of the~companions of the cave. In short, no
11       3, Story28|         To the ear of the boon companions who quaff the morning draught!~
12       3, Story29|        was asked by~one of his companions why he had, against his
13       5, Story12|        the doors being closed,~companions asleep, passion inflamed,
14       7, Story3 |    committed by a dervish~ His companions do not know one in a hundred.~