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 1       1, Story14| obligations~incurred for benefits received during many years. He replied: '
 2       1, Story24|        benefits they had formerly received from him and being by them
 3       1, Story24|       letter. The khajah, who had received this information,~being
 4       1, Story35|          his camel, whereas I had received a whipping by the hands
 5       1, Story40|   presents~and benefits as he had received the girl. The king rejoined: '
 6       2, Story5 |           suspicion~about him and received him as a friend.~ ~ ~ The
 7       2, Story16|          ought to be the case. He received the following answer: 'The
 8       3, Story11|           A brave warrior who had received a dreadful wound in the
 9       3, Story28|       upon his head and~his eyes, received him into the boat and started,
10       7, Story20|           ungrateful for benefits received. Sometimes they accumulate
11       8, 56     | vegetables~ Are better than bread received as alms, and veal.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12       8, 65     |        dog never forgets a morsel received~ Though thou throwest a