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 1       1, Story4 | leapt forth from the ambush, tied the hands of every~one of
 2       1, Story4 |     the locality joined~him, tied the knot of friendship and,
 3       1, Story40|    and the girl to be firmly tied~together by their hands
 4       2, Story44|    to one whose heart is not tied to thine.~ When a kinsman
 5       2, Story48|     bouquets of fresh roses~ Tied upon a cupola of grass.~
 6       3, Story28|     s hands of~payment being tied, he opened the tongue of
 7       4, Story10|      loose the dogs and have tied down the~stones.' The amir
 8       5, Story14|      and not loving.~ I once tied my heart to thee, disregarding
 9       5, Story18|        The heart must not be tied to any thing or person~
10       7, Story16|  chastising him after having tied his feet and hands. He~said: '
11       7, Story20|     dervishes to do good was tied and that the foot~of the
12       7, Story20|     mendicant with his hands tied up~to his shoulders or a