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 1  I             |        safely out of a city of wrong-doers. Noah also was saved. David
 2  I,       XI(5)|       likely to overtake other wrong-doers, the threat being especially
 3  I,      XII   |      abiding here; verily, the wrong-doers shall not prosper.'~ ~And
 4  I,      XIV   |       God) before; verily, the wrong-doers, for them is grievous woe!'~ ~
 5  I,      XIV   |       continues] God leads the wrong-doers astray; for God does what
 6 II,     XVII   |    they whisper apart-when the wrong-doers say, 'Ye only follow a man
 7 II,     XVII   |      it will only increase the wrong-doers in loss.~ ~[85] And when
 8 II,     XVII   |      no doubt therein, yet the wrong-doers refuse to accept it, save
 9 II,    XVIII   |     foes of yours? bad for the wrong-doers is the exchange!'~ ~I did
10 II,      XXI   |     woe is us! verily, we were wrong-doers.'~ ~[15] And that ceased
11 II,      XXI   |      thus do we recompense the wrong-doers.~ ~Do not those who misbelieve
12 II,      XXI   |     woe is us! verily, we were wrong-doers!'~ ~We will place just balances
13 II,      XXI   |     gods? verily, he is of the wrong-doers!' They said, 'We heard a
14 II,      XXI   |      said, 'Verily, ye are the wrong-doers.' Then they turned~ ~ ./. 
15 II,      XXI   | heedless of this, nay, we were wrong-doers!~ ~Verily, ye, and what
16 II,     XXII   |     are hard; and, verily, the wrong-doers are in a wide schism-and
17 II,     XXII   |       no knowledge of; but the wrong-doers shall have none to help
18 II,     XXIX   |         the people thereof are wrong-doers.'~ ~Said he, 'Verily, in
19 II,      XLV   |       at all; and, verily, the wrong-doers are patrons of each other,