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 1       1, Story1 |          Those who bridle their anger and forgive~men; for Allah
 2       1, Story13|        may not squander it. But anger and repulsion,~as manifested
 3       1, Story30|        injury on account of the anger~thou bearest towards me.'
 4       3, Story28| Although perhaps driven away in anger by father and mother.~ I
 5       5, Story9 |   himself~ Or drives me away in anger he knows best.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 6       7, Story16|     service~ Vent not boundless anger but treat him gently~ Because
 7       8, Maxim6 |      lasso.~ Sometimes speak in anger; for a hundred jars of sugar~
 8       8, Admon11|        a padshah to give way to anger towards his~slaves only
 9       8, Admon11|        his friends. The~fire of anger first burns him who has
10       8, 11     |    dispute.~ The Moslem said in anger: 'If this deed of mine~
11       8, 69     | resurrection he addresses us in anger~ What chance of pardon will