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 1       1, Story28|   good manners?' He~replied: 'Tell the king to look for homage
 2       3, Story13|  confidest thy heart's grief, tell it to one~ Whose face will
 3       3, Story22|         O Sa'di, do thou also tell me something~of what thou
 4       4, Story2 |     thy order and~I shall not tell it but thou must inform
 5       5, Story4 |      lamented~and said:~ ~ ~ 'Tell my friends not to give me
 6       5, Story8 |       deprived thereof.'~ ~ ~ Tell my old friend not to give
 7       5, Story19|    pain from wounds.~ I shall tell my grief to no one but a
 8       7, Story12|   only to become worse.'~ ~ ~ Tell on my part to the man-biting
 9       7, Story20|       thy sense of justice to~tell me whether thou hast ever
10       7, Story20|    investigate the~affair and tell the difference between the
11       8, Admon3 | Silence is preferable than to tell thy mind~ To anyone; saying
12       8, 59     |     at the house of God.~ ~ ~ Tell thy tale according to thy