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1    2, 7   |      violence and wrong?~Why burnt up mosques and them who
2    2, 7   |     thy fire.~'They that are burnt with fire are near to Kausar.' 3~
3    2, 10  | Myriads of lovers' souls are burnt therewith. ~The lovers who
4    2, 10  |     the sanctuary ~Are moths burnt with the torch of the Beloved'
5    3, 14  |       and the napkin was not burnt, 'but only purified by the
6    4, 2   |    the fire,~But, when it is burnt, the blackness is made visible.~
7    4, 6   |      And the philosopher was burnt to ashes, ~But the God-fearing
8    6, Prol|       Husamu-'d-Din,~My zeal burnt within me to write this
9    6, 1   |      The Shaikh shall not be burnt, yet the meat shall be well