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1       1, Story13|    this impudent and prodigal mendicant~who has in so short a time
2       2, Story2 | commandest I obey.~ ~ I saw a mendicant at the door of the Ka'bah~
3       2, Story19|    evil from thyself.~ When a mendicant implores thee for a thing,~
4       2, Story28|      person who entered was a mendicant who had all~his life subsisted
5       2, Story38|      thee no more.'~ ~ ~ If a mendicant were the leader of the army
6       2, Story47|     It will be better to be a mendicant than a padshah.~ ~ ~ Externally
7       3, Story27|     27~ ~ ~ A thief said to a mendicant: 'Art thou not ashamed to
8       7, Story20| whether thou hast ever seen a mendicant with his hands tied up~to
9       8, 74     |               Maxim 70~ ~ ~ A mendicant with a good end is better