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 1 3 |    only by tears against these crimes, which seemed to herald
 2 4 |      ready both to crown Ali's crimes with success and to fulfil
 3 5 |    answered Yussuf. "Thine own crimes bear witness against thee.
 4 7 |     drove the confidant of his crimes from the palace, overwhelming
 5 7 |       man so notorious for his crimes, the friar hastened to inform
 6 8 |        recapitulated all Ali's crimes, and pronounced a sentence
 7 8 |        obtained pardon for his crimes, was now guilty of high
 8 11|       efface the memory of his crimes. Kursheed ordered the head
 9 11|      head which narrated Ali's crimes and the circumstances of
10 11| received the due reward of his crimes. He vainly embraced the