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 1       1, Story40| sought the girl but could not~find her and, having obtained
 2       2, Story4 |  absence, is~not such as Will find fault behind thy back and
 3       2, Story24|      that a maligner~ May not find occasion to speak of thy
 4       2, Story25|   thee every hour,~ Thou wilt find no tranquillity in solitude~
 5       2, Story34|    dinars.~ If lie takes any, find another hermit.~ ~ ~ Who
 6       2, Story35|     taken dirhems and dinars~ Find another who is more a devotee
 7       2, Story48|    from this door for he will find no other door.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 8       3, Story26|      of his estate~ Thou wilt find nothing lawful to take except
 9       5, Story20|     argue on every topic.~ To find fault with great men is
10       6, Story2 |      of folly and youth.~ ~ ~ Find one better than thyself