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1   Intro, 3      |     perhaps overtake them in these five days?~ Shame on him who
2   Intro, 3      |        dispositions~ Harmonize but five days with each other.~ If
3   Intro, 3      | rose-garden.~ A flower endures but five or six days~ But this rose-garden
4       1, Story10|            the wrist~ To break the five fingers of a poor man is
5       1, Story19|        tree from the roots.~ ~ For five eggs which the sultan allows
6       3, Story28|         but they regard especially five~classes of men: firstly,
7       4, Story13|    muezzins' to each of whom I pay five dinars monthly but to thee
8       7, Story7 |            acuteness.~ He arranged five fingers on thy fist.~ He
9       8, 3      |        qazi whom thou bribest with five cucumbers~ Will prove that