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1    2, 1   | morning, and in spite of the blows and kicks that were showered
2    2, 10  |   But the reproaches and the blows of Darveshes ~Are really
3    2, 10  |     sinners. ~Take the light blows of Darveshes, not the honey
4    4, 1   |    Who knows every wind that blows upon me. ~He is aware whether
5    4, 7   |     no mercy save the king's blows; I sought no shelter save
6    6, Prol|  this Masnavi.~When the wind blows the grass off the water,~
7    6, 7   |    excite biliousness,~While blows make him pure from impurity.~
8    6, 7   |   Strike the poor man timely blows,~Which may save him from