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 1   Intro, 3      |         of utterance,~ Speak, O brother, with grace and kindness~
 2       1, Story1 |       the hall of~Feridun:~ ~ O brother, the world remains with
 3       1, Story16|          thee.~ Be thou pure, O brother, and in fear of no one.~
 4       1, Story16|       calls himself thy adopted brother.~ I consider him a friend
 5       1, Story16|  darkness.'~ ~ Do not grieve, O brother in misery,~ Because the
 6       1, Story36|        once asked his destitute brother why he did not serve~the
 7       2, Story12| exhaustion.~ ~ ~ He replied: 'O brother, the sanctuary is in front
 8       2, Story28|      clothed.~ ~ ~ He replied: 'Brother, condole with me because
 9       2, Story41|        purify thee from sin.~ O brother, as the end is dust, be
10       2, Story44|   philosophers have said~that a brother who is fettered by affairs
11       2, Story44|         to himself is~neither a brother nor a relative.'~ ~ ~ If
12       3, Story2 |         before.' He replied:~'O brother, I am bound to be grateful
13       4, Story1 |         see any good.'~ ~ ~ The brother of enmity passes not near
14       5, Story2 |   uncivil tongue!' He~replied: 'Brother, do not expect service,