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 1   Intro, 2      |  tigers.~ Within a man of good disposition like an angel,~ Without
 2       1, Story1 |  proceeded from~a conciliatory disposition and the latter from malignity;
 3       1, Story4 | education and will acquire the disposition of wise persons. Being~yet
 4       1, Story13|     are unworthy of a generous disposition as~also to encourage a man
 5       2, Story34|    good behaviour and of happy disposition~ Requires not the bread
 6       2, Story37|        of which was of a noble~disposition, and had surrounded himself
 7       6, Story2 |       in the world, of a quiet disposition, who had felt cold~and warm,
 8       7, Story11|        does not entertain this~disposition is by erudite men considered
 9       7, Story20| glorious are rich~men with the disposition of dervishes and dervishes
10       8, 1      | escapes into the sky~ The evil disposition of his own nature retains