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 1   Intro, 3      |         cheek.~ ~ I happened to spend the night in a garden with
 2       2, Story17|      breath in comfort and thus spend my life.'~ ~ ~ A camel-rider
 3       2, Story34|    please the king, he~ought to spend a few days in town to ascertain
 4       3, Story20|      dehqan and said: 'We shall~spend the night there to avoid
 5       5, Story17|     would it be if thou wert to spend in this~country some days
 6       5, Story18|        with a hundred dinars to~spend upon his family but robbers
 7       6, Story2 |        Contrary to aged men who spend their lives according to
 8       7, Story2 |       them at once or the owner spend them~gradually; but a profession
 9       7, Story5 |         If thou hast no income, spend but frugally~ Because the
10       7, Story20| neighbours.'~ ~ ~ The rich must spend for pious uses, vows and
11       7, Story20|         step for God's sake nor spend one dirhem without~imposing
12       8, 76     |         the soul.~ ~ ~ Vile men spend not, but preserve.~ They
13     End         |      part of intelligent men~to spend in vain the kernel of their