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 1       1, Story3 |       their~place.'~ ~ No one goes under the shadow of an owl~
 2       3, Story28|     or solitude.~ Wherever he goes he pitches a tent and makes
 3       3, Story28|      and honoured wherever he goes.~ ~ ~ The presence of a
 4       3, Story28|    price is known wherever he goes.~ An ignorant fellow of
 5       3, Story28|     men have said:~ ~ ~ If he goes abroad from his own town~
 6       3, Story28|       possesses none of them, goes with idle fancies into the~
 7       3, Story28|       At night every rich man goes to an inn.~ The dervish
 8       3, Story28|    luck does not favour him,~ Goes to a place where people
 9       7, Story2 | itself wealth and wherever he goes he will~enjoy respect and
10       7, Story20|       from the ground when he goes into the~ground.~ ~ ~ One
11       8, 60     |      such a degree that~if he goes to a tavern to say his prayers,
12       8, 61     |  takes hold of its bridle and goes a hundred farsakhs, it will