Chapter, Paragraph

 1       2, Story34|        hermit requires neither dirhems nor dinars.~ If lie takes
 2       2, Story35| Accordingly he gave a purse of dirhems to one of his~confidential
 3       2, Story35|       at nightfall, kissed the dirhems and deposited them before~
 4       2, Story35|         If a devotee has taken dirhems and dinars~ Find another
 5       3, Story6 |      The weight~of one hundred dirhems will be enough.' The king
 6       3, Story28|  stranger had~accumulated some dirhems but could not sleep in the
 7       3, Story28|       a thief has stolen those dirhems of mine?" He replied: "No,
 8       4, Story9 |        like thee~ Is worth ten dirhems of a deficient standard~
 9       4, Story10|     sheepskin jacket with some dirhems.~
10       7, Story5 |        not put a lock upon his dirhems.~ When the name of a good
11       7, Story16|     hast purchased him for ten dirhems~ And hast not after all
12       8, Maxim1 |      not accumulated good with dirhems and dinars~ Has staked his
13       8, Maxim1 |        staked his end upon his dirhems and dinars.~ If thou desirest