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 1   I,  6  |       them that perchance they may provide thee with a boy.'~
 2   I,  10 |       to give me a boy, that I may be consoled by him that
 3   I,  10 |        consoled by him that he may be present at my heath,
 4   I,  10 |   present at my heath, that he may close my eyes, and that
 5   I,  10 |     close my eyes, and that he may bury me.'~
 6   I,  18 |       said to him, 'O my lord, may thy head live for ever!
 7   I,  20 |     him to my presence, that I may see him, and if I find him
 8   I,  22 |        Haiqâr? I pray that God may preserve him. And as thou
 9   I,  22 |      and my father Sarhadum so may this boy of thine serve
10   I,  22 |     and my business, so that I may honour him and make him
11   I,  23 |     the king and said to him, 'May thy head live, O my lord
12   I,  23 |   forgive his mistakes that he may serve thee as it is fitting.'~
13  II,  52 |       knowest not when the foe may meet thee, so that thou
14  II,  66 |  frugality and hunger, that he may do well in the management
15  II,  69 |      the blindness of the eyes may be guided little by little,
16  II,  81 |     friend, for the second one may not last.~
17 III,  113|       king of Egypt, that they may see the strength of our
18 III,  113|       strength of our army and may fear us, for they are our
19 III,  122|     the ambassadors of Pharaoh may see this, and that the king
20 III,  122|        this, and that the king may be feared by them and by
21 III,  130|        to my slaves, that they may bury me, and let thy slave
22 III,  133|      purple and silk that they may weep for me before my death.~
23 III,  134|      plenty of wine, that they may drink.'~
24 III,  143|    body to my slaves that they may bury it. And thou shalt
25 III,  144|     the king and said to him, 'May thy head live for ever!'~
26 III,  147|       to resemble thee that he may fill thy place?'~
27  IV,  157|       my questions, and that I may have the taxes and the custom
28  IV,  162|      him to thee, perchance he may untie this hard knot.'~
29  IV,  186|     and the colour of thy face may come back to thee.'~
30   V,  197|     delay of forty days that I may consider this question and
31   V,  201|        clay and stone, that we may build a castle for king
32   V,  203|   desire. Arise with me that I may show thee the wonder.'~
33   V,  210|      one of his slaves, that I may answer thee thy questions,
34   V,  210|        thee thy questions, and may fulfil all thy desire: for
35   V,  217|        to God Most High that I may fulfil what is on thy mind,
36   V,  217|       is with the weak that He may confound the strong.'~
37   V,  236|      get up on thy feet that I may tell thee whom my lord the
38   V,  237|      him, 'Tell me now, that I may perceive whom thy lord the
39  VI,  248|       of the soldiers, that, I may spend it upon them. And
40  VI,  258|    bricks, bring clay, that we may build the king's castle,
41  VI,  273|     out of the treasury that I may make one like it.'~
42  VI,  279|        from this stone, that I may sew that millstone.'~
43  VI,  284|      not one of our countrymen may remain in Egypt.'~
44  VI,  294|        my sister's son, that I may recompense him for what
45 VII,  312|       Said the lark: "Now then may I come forward and eat,
46 VII,  355| finished with the help of God, may He be exalted! Amen, Amen,