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1   Intro, 4      |  dame nature brought forth a child like thee.~ It is an instance
2       1, Story4 |    wise persons. Being~yet a child the rebellious and perverse
3       3, Story28|     happens that an ignorant child~ By mistake hits the target
4       7, Story3 |     hast not punished when a child~ Will not prosper when he
5       7, Story10|       the dervish who had no child during all his~life said: '
6       7, Story11|   Story 11~ ~ ~ When I was a child I asked an illustrious man
7       8, 11     | perfect in intellect and his child in~beauty.~ ~ ~ A Jew was
8       8, 61     |   known to be such that if a child~takes hold of its bridle
9       8, 61     |   may occasion~death and the child ignorantly desires to approach