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 (lti,kPl'i,;I{. I. ,q'�oi42� X'11. (37 [ (I[I no tlhfi it right o lacecato Iris meutal firther, or t{ stMnklo them wRk sale. I myself t these two couplets and said, "Knewest thou not tha thou woulds see the chaias upon thy When a deter car thou turnedst on the counsels of the wise ? If he torttre of [ke sting thou ems no with courage Place no[ thy ting'or i ke hole where scorpion lies." $'ro ' XVII. Cerfidn persons were assoe. iates of miae, whose external conduct was adorned with rectitude. .A_ great personage enteraine(l a strong opinion in their fayour, and had settled a pension upon them. But one of them did an act which was uabecoming the character of a darwesh. The fayoar of thai: person was estranged, m(l their market was depreeiatec!. � I wisheel to set my companions free as regarded their allowance, aacl resolved to wait on their patron. The porter would not suffer me to enter, and treated me with insolence. [ excuse<l him, in Oecordance with what they have said, That is, their sappiles were cut off.