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 1 III,  96 |         he appeared, saying, 'My uncle Haiqâr is in his dotage,
 2 III,  97 |    spendthrift with all that his uncle Haiqâr had owned.~
 3 III,  100|          was lifted off from his uncle Haiqâr and from all his
 4 III,  103| questioned him, and to mock his, uncle Haiqâr, saying: 'My uncle
 5 III,  103|        uncle Haiqâr, saying: 'My uncle has chased me from his house,
 6 III,  109|       like to the writing of his uncle Haiqâr.~
 7 III,  110|        them with the seal of his uncle Haiqâr; they were nevertheless
 8 III,  111|    likewise from the king to his uncle Haiqâr: 'Peace and health
 9 III,  121|      said to him, 'W’allah, O my uncle! The king verily rejoiceth
10 III,  149|   mourning and a weeping for thy uncle Haiqâr, and lament for him
11 III,  150|         went to the house of his uncle, he neither wept nor sorrowed
12 III,  152|          respect the wife of his uncle, she who had brought him
13 VII,  339|       heard this speech from his uncle Haiqâr, he said: 'O my uncle!
14 VII,  339|     uncle Haiqâr, he said: 'O my uncle! deal with me according
15 VII,  340|               45 Accept me, O my uncle! Now I will serve in thy
16 VII,  351|       heard that speech from his uncle Haiqâr, he swelled up immediately