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 1       1, Story6 |    affliction entailed by his violence. When the population had~
 2       1, Story6 |  every side enemies committed violence.~ ~ Who desires succour
 3       1, Story13|       their guard against the violence and despotism of~kings because
 4       3, Story28|  attention and said:~ ~ ~ 'No violence can be done to anyone without
 5       3, Story28|       the boat,~mentioned the violence of the boatman, the harshness
 6       6, Story2 |           Despite of all this violence and hasty nature~ I shall
 7       7, Story2 |   losing dignity~ And to bear violence from men after being caressed.~ ~ ~
 8       7, Story3 |     could no longer bear this violence, went to his father to~complain
 9       7, Story16|     do not indulge in so much~violence towards the man because
10       7, Story20| paradise.~ ~ ~ 'What will the violence of a foe do if it cannot
11       8, Maxim7 |       pardon~tyrants is to do violence to dervishes.~ ~ ~ If thou
12       8, Admon11|       their heads with pride, violence and wind.~ Thou who displayest