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 1       1, Story9 |      hope that my past life will return.~ The hand of fate has struck
 2       1, Story16|      journey~to Mekkah and on my return he met me at a distance
 3       2, Story17|   dervish, where art thou going?~Return, for thou wilt expire from
 4       2, Story19|          that they might perhaps return some of the property they~
 5       3, Story14|       Tatar must not be slain in return.~ ~ ~ How long will he be
 6       3, Story23|          If the dead man were to return~ Among his kinsfolk and
 7       3, Story28|          honey I have brought in return for the sting I have~suffered.~ ~ ~
 8       5, Story10|      life before adversity.~ ~ ~ Return. Slay me. For to die in
 9       5, Story14|       yet desirest conciliation, return~ Because thou wilt be more
10       5, Story18| complainest~ The robber will not return the gold again.~ ~ ~ The
11       6, Story2 |    injured I shall not injure in return.~ Though sugar may be thy
12       7, Story1 |        to Mekkah~ He will on his return still be an ass.~
13       8, Maxim1 |       and verily~the profit will return to thee.~ ~ ~ Wherever the