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1    3, 9 |          in pursuit of a band of robbers, and arrested the Darvesh
2    3, 13|        naked man is he who fears robbers, though he has nothing to
3    4, 1 |         in the habit of blessing robbers and oppressors, because
4    4, 2 |       the purpose~Of warding off robbers and vagabonds;~For he who
5    5, 10|           Perils of the road, of robbers, of cursed Satans.~But when
6    6, 7 |        Mahmud of Ghazni and some robbers. One night, when walking
7    6, 7 |        he fell in with a band of robbers. He told them he was one
8    6, 7 |        from the executioner. The robbers then went to the king's
9    6, 7 | apprehension. No sooner were the robbers brought before the king