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 1       2, Story23|         better than to be bad and considered good by them.~ ~ ~ Look
 2       2, Story40|        hermit passed near him and~considered the disgraceful condition
 3       3, Story14|          A worthless man is to be considered of no account.~
 4       3, Story17|     consumed all my provisions. I considered that I~must perish when
 5       3, Story28|           glad of~his company and considered it incumbent upon themselves
 6       4, Story6 |       Story 6~ ~ ~ Subhan Vail is considered to have had no equal in
 7       5, Story4 |  threshold.~ ~ ~ His friends, who considered his position, pitied his
 8       5, Story17| submission is the regent?~ ~ ~ He considered awhile and then said: 'Most
 9       7, Story11|     disposition is by erudite men considered not to have attained~puberty.'~ ~ ~
10       7, Story18|           all his bonds~ Is to be considered more happy than an amir
11       7, Story20|          the wealth of great men, considered~these words offensive and