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 1   Intro, 3      | determination to carry them to town; whereon I said: 'Thou knowest~
 2       1, Story32|        of A'li and entered the town with a caravan from the~
 3       2, Story34|        a place for thee in the town where thou wilt enjoy leisure
 4       2, Story34|   ought to spend a few days in town to ascertain the state of
 5       2, Story34|    that the hermit entered the town~where a private garden-house
 6       2, Story35|       hundred devotees in this town. He said: 'Lord of the world,
 7       3, Story3 |    thou? A certain man in this town~possesses a benevolent nature,
 8       3, Story7 |      captured at~the gate of a town on suspicion of being spies;
 9       3, Story10|        for it~every day in the town of Waset and used harsh
10       3, Story28|   alights every day in another town and every~night in another
11       3, Story28|       goes abroad from his own town~ The patcher of clothes
12       3, Story28|       again reached his native town. His father~was glad to
13       7, Story20|       desert; had he been in a town he would have~been helpless