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 1       1, Story7 |     padshah was in the same boat with a Persian slave who
 2       1, Story7 |    not be remedied. In that boat there happened to be~a philosopher,
 3       1, Story7 |   pulled by his hair to the~boat, to the stern of which he
 4       1, Story7 |  knew not the safety of the boat; thus also a man~does not
 5       1, Story35| company of great men when a boat~which contained two brothers
 6       3, Story28|     vengeance upon him. The boat had, however, started;~accordingly
 7       3, Story28| eyes, received him into the boat and started, progressing
 8       3, Story28|   and take the cable of the boat that we may~save the vessel.'
 9       3, Story28|   had taken the rope of the boat on his arm, he~climbed to
10       3, Story28|    his grasp and pushed the boat off. The helpless man was
11       3, Story28|   had befallen him with the boat,~mentioned the violence