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 1       1, Story5 |       Thou justly wishest that a thousand such eyes~ Should be blind
 2       1, Story13|   unconcern, held out a~bag of a thousand dinars from the window and
 3       1, Story19| belonging to his army will put a thousand~ fowls on the spit.~ ~ A
 4       2, Story43|         wretch is able to lift a thousand mann of stones and has not~
 5       2, Story44| knowledge, obey~them not.~ ~ ~ A thousand kinsmen who are strangers
 6       3, Story25|        be Allah! In spite of the~thousand feet he possessed he could
 7       4, Story2 |        having suffered loss of a thousand dinars, enjoined~his son
 8       4, Story9 |         death it will be worth a thousand.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 9       5, Story15|          sever connection with a thousand friends~ Rather than to
10       7, Story20|      Trust not the rosary of one thousand beads in thy hand.~ ~ ~
11       8, Admon1 |       heart to a sweetheart of a thousand lovers,~ And if thou givest
12       8, 48     |        Fate will not change by a thousand laments and sighs,~ By thanks
13       8, 79     |        up.~ ~ ~ The pasture is a thousand times more pleasant than