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 1       1, Story16|        luck.~ ~ Many a man slept hungry and no one knew who he was.~
 2       1, Story40|          a mad elephant.~ When a hungry infidel is in an empty house
 3       2, Story37|  pleasure he~recited:~ ~ ~ 'I am hungry and opposite to a table
 4       3, Story10|         is more easy to pacify a hungry stomach with promises of~
 5       3, Story18|          will avail nothing to a hungry man.~ To a poor man burnt
 6       3, Story28|         of Nimruz will go to bed hungry.~ ~ ~ The qualities which
 7       7, Story20|      clothes, it is evident that hungry bowels have~but little strength,
 8       7, Story20|          no good can come from a hungry belly.~ ~ ~ He sleeps troubled
 9       7, Story20| transgression, and those who are hungry steal bread.~ ~ ~ When a
10       8, 12     |       greedy person will stir be hungry with the whole world,~whilst
11       8, 46     |         fear he might forget the~hungry people.~ ~ ~ How can he