Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story23|     would bring trouble on me likewise. It is my~fault for not
 2       1, Story31|       his knowledge. The king~likewise gave his opinion and Barzachumihr
 3       1, Story34|      art unable to do so, use likewise insulting~expressions concerning
 4       2, Story6 | purpose.' The boy said: 'Then likewise~say thy prayers again as
 5       2, Story34|             After her he sent likewise a slave-boy of wonderful
 6       2, Story37|       by way of encouragement likewise to say~something. The dervish
 7       3, Story14|      the other hand,~it would likewise be improper and in the way
 8       3, Story28|      began to insult them but~likewise ineffectually. Then he knocked
 9       4, Story3 |      asked him why he did not likewise speak on~subjects he was
10       5, Story14|     the rest, the said friend likewise added his share of praise,~
11       6, Story4 |       A weak~old man, who had likewise been following the caravan,
12       7, Story20|     contented, the other will likewise be satisfied. I heard that
13       7, Story20|       as withered sticks? And likewise in the crowd of the rich