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 1   Intro, 2      |  Shiraz until the time of the resurrection,~under the authority of
 2       1, Story23|       loth~that on the day of resurrection thou shouldst be punished
 3       1, Story40|    wouldst say that, till the resurrection, ugliness~ Is his stamp
 4       2, Story3 |     arise blind on the day of~resurrection that I may not be ashamed
 5       2, Story47|       we are equal and in the~resurrection superior to thee.'~ ~ ~
 6       3, Story11|      daylight till the day of resurrection.~ ~ ~ The warrior replied: '
 7       5, Story16|      cupbearer on the morn of resurrection.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 8       7, Story8 |    boy: 'O son, on the~day of resurrection thou wilt be asked what
 9       7, Story16|      meet that in the morn of~resurrection he should be better than
10       7, Story16| greatest sorrow on the day of resurrection when a pious worshipper~
11       8, 69     |  virtuous men.~ ~ ~ If at the resurrection he addresses us in anger~
12     End         |        If I had on the day of resurrection an opportunity~ Near the