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 1       1, Story6 | clemency that they may~dwell in safety under the shadow of his
 2       1, Story7 |        drowned, he knew not the safety of the boat; thus also a
 3       1, Story15|       sat down in the corner of safety~ Have bound the teeth of
 4       1, Story15|         of his prey~and live in safety from my enemies by taking
 5       1, Story16|    gains,~ But if thou desirest safety, it will be on the shore.'~ ~
 6       1, Story22|    blood of one subject for the safety of the~king and the executioner
 7       2, Story5 |         according to the maxim: Safety is in~solitude.~ ~ ~ When
 8       3, Story28|  contentment under the skirt of safety because great men have~said
 9       3, Story28|      expressed gratitude at his safety. In the~evening he narrated
10       5, Story12|      cause the man to remain in~safety. He replied: 'If he remains
11       5, Story12|      replied: 'If he remains in safety from the moon-faced~one,
12       5, Story13|   morning~ The morn of a day of safety becomes evening to him.~