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 1 III,  129| story-teller. And the name of the swordsman was Abu Samîk. And the king
 2 III,  129|          the king said to him, 'O swordsman! arise, go, cleave the neck
 3 III,  130|        thy friendship, permit the swordsman to give my body to my slaves,
 4 III,  131|           arose and commanded the swordsman to do with him according
 5 III,  132|   servants to take Haiqâr and the swordsman and go with him naked that
 6 III,  134|           prepare a table for the swordsman and for his servants. And
 7 III,  136|          army of the~king and the swordsman arrived the found the table
 8 III,  137|           45 Then Haiqâr took the swordsman aside apart from the company
 9 III,  144|                   52 And then the swordsman did as Haiqâr had commanded
10 III,  154|                        62 And the swordsman came from time to time to
11  IV,  169|       night and day. Now when the swordsman saw the wrath of the king
12  IV,  171|                        16 And the swordsman said unto him, 'O my master!
13  IV,  173|                        18 And the swordsman said unto him, 'O my lord!
14  IV,  175|                        20 And the swordsman said unto him, 'Nay, but
15  IV,  177|             22 And he said to the swordsman, 'O trusty servant! if thy
16  IV,  178|                        23 And the swordsman went along rejoicing till
17  IV,  183|           robe, and put it on the swordsman, and was very gracious to
18  VI,  290|          station of Abu Samîk the swordsman higher than all my Privy