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 1   Intro, 1      |       move in the sky~ That thou mayest gain bread, and not eat
 2       1, Story10|        feeble subjects~that thou mayest not be injured by a strong
 3       1, Story18| barley-corn of silver~ That thou mayest accumulate every day a treasure?~ ~
 4       1, Story32|        any punishment which thou~mayest decree.' He asked: 'What
 5       2, Story22|         empty of food~ That thou mayest behold therein the light
 6       3, Story22|            I recited:~ ~ ~ 'Thou mayest have heard that in the plain
 7       5, Story21|      what has occurred that thou mayest know~ Because Sa'di is of
 8       7, Story15|         that in the spring~ Thou mayest see plants sprouting from
 9       8, Maxim2 |        However much science thou mayest acquire~ Thou art ignorant
10       8, Admon5 |    between two enemies that thou mayest not be put to shame if~they
11       8, 19     |         to speak,~ Although thou mayest know better, contradict
12     End         |    thyself whatever benefit thou mayest desire,~ And after that