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 1   Intro, 1      |      banquet of his unstinted liberality is spread out~everywhere.
 2       1, Story18|    father,~opened the hand of liberality and satisfied his impulse
 3       2, Story48|     Cherished from old by his liberality.~ Whether I possess virtue
 4       2, Story49|     having been asked whether liberality or bravery is better~replied: '
 5       2, Story49|    replied: 'He who possesses liberality needs no bravery.'~ ~ ~
 6       3, Story23|  avarice as~Hatim Tai for his liberality. Outwardly he displayed
 7       7, Story5 | occupying the highest seat~of liberality, have bound the knot of
 8       7, Story5 |      has become known for his liberality and generosity~ Must not
 9       7, Story11|    man.~ Virility consists in liberality and amiableness.~ Think
10       7, Story20|   money.~ The wealthy have no liberality.~ ~ ~ I, who had been cherished
11       7, Story20|      empty hand can afford no liberality,~shackled feet cannot walk,
12       7, Story20|       spread out, the hand of~liberality open, seeking a good name
13       7, Story20|    son~ Which the hand of thy liberality has bestowed on mankind.~