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 1    1, 2 |  destroyed its house to find the hidden treasure,~And with that
 2    1, 5 |   happiness by its opposites. 12~Hidden things are manifested by
 3    1, 5 |          no opposite. He remains hidden.~God's light has no opposite
 4    1, 6 |         of the inner man.~Things hidden and things future are plain
 5    1, 6 |          If tongue discourses of hidden mysteries,~It kindles a
 6    1, 8 |     mistress are both veiled and hidden,~Impute it not as a fault
 7    1, 8 |          necessary result of the hidden decree,~'Tis a fault only
 8    1, 8 |         faults.~How can the Pure Hidden Spirit notice faults?"~Faults
 9    1, 9 |            By Allah, who knoweth hidden secrets,~Who created pure
10    1, 10|    angels draw life.~That sun is hidden in the form of a man,~Understand
11    1, 15|       levee,~The stars that were hidden come forth to their work.~
12    1, 16|      Thou art wholly ignorant of hidden mysteries.~If I were to
13    2, 1 |  Eye-closing night that of their hidden secrets.~Therefore hath
14    2, 2 |        he is in it,~The Devil is hidden beneath its outward form.~
15    2, 2 |        establishes that which is hidden from the senses.~The lover'
16    2, 2 |          is visible, his Beloved hidden.~The Friend is absent, the
17    2, 2 |     heavens!~The real Workman is hidden in His workshop,~Go you
18    2, 3 |         tradition, "Every man is hidden under his own tongue," his
19    2, 3 |        world.~Their names remain hidden through God's jealousy;~
20    2, 4 |        The light of the heart is hidden in a drop of blood.~Joy
21    2, 5 |         gross and dense,~It lies hidden in the black pupil of the
22    2, 5 |          As the senses' light is hidden in these gross veils,~Must
23    2, 5 |      Light which is pure be also hidden?~Like the senses, this world
24    2, 5 |         this world is ruled by a hidden Power.~It confesses its
25    2, 5 |        its impotence before that hidden Power,~Which sometimes exalts
26    2, 5 |     sometimes moist.~The hand is hidden, yet we see the pen writing;~
27    2, 5 |       the Soul of souls (God) is hidden.~Break not the arrow, for
28    2, 5 |       base and impotent;~What is hidden is equally fierce and headstrong.~
29    2, 8 |        the truth, still 'tis not hidden from him;~But he who is
30    2, 10|           The spring seasons are hidden in the autumns,~And autumns
31    2, 11|     different description of the hidden subject.~A philosopher expounds
32    2, 11|          the "night of power " 4 hidden amongst other nights,~In
33    3, 9 |     decrees to something~that is hidden, yet whose effects are seen.~
34    3, 9 |        bond of God's purpose and hidden decrees; ~Ah! none but the
35    3, 9 |   strange to say, this ponderous hidden bond,~Blacksmiths are impotent
36    3, 12|           God would have kept it hidden.~Criminals and sinners,
37    3, 13|  signally marked by knowledge of hidden mysteries.~What know you
38    3, 13|          prophet he warns you of hidden danger, ~For a prophet sees
39    3, 13|       these two events is always hidden.~The lamp of the heart,
40    3, 17|    people. ~The water of life is hidden in the land of darkness. ~
41    3, 18|         visible, but its soul is hidden.~O reviling dog! thou makest
42    4, 1 |            One must judge of the hidden by the manifest; I see for
43    4, 1 |         infer that your boast of hidden virtues is not warranted
44    4, 2 |           The people of love are hidden amongst the peoples,~As
45    4, 2 |   blackness of the coal is first hidden by the fire,~But, when it
46    4, 3 |           When the touchstone is hidden from the sight of all,~Then
47    4, 4 |      Saying, "The two worlds are hidden in thy vesture; ~If this
48    4, 5 |        about it."~He continued, "Hidden inside this body of mine~
49    4, 6 |           The tradition "I was a hidden treasure," bears on this
50    4, 6 |          the tradition, "I was a hidden treasure and I desired to
51    4, 6 |     house, and with the treasure hidden in it 3~You will be able
52    4, 6 |       Alas!~That bright moon was hidden under a cloud.~I did not
53    4, 6 |         ignorant of the treasure hidden beneath it,~Otherwise I
54    4, 6 |       heart, ~Yea, my proofs are hidden in my heart. ~From weakness
55    4, 7 |         in this world, for he is hidden in God, and words like '
56    4, 7 |    manifest~And to disclose the 'hidden treasure.'~Read, 'I was
57    4, 7 |        treasure.'~Read, 'I was a hidden treasure, and desired to
58    4, 7 |        to be known;~Hide not the hidden treasure, but disclose it.~
59    4, 7 |        it.~Your true treasure is hidden under a false one,~Just
60    4, 7 |     false one,~Just as butter is hidden within the substance of
61    4, 7 |         And the soul's butter is hidden and of no account.~Stir
62    4, 7 |       knowledge,~So that what is hidden in it may be disclosed;~
63    4, 9 |         beauty and importance.~A hidden vein from me runs to every
64    5, 1 |    evidence but manifestation of hidden things,~Whether it be evidence
65    5, 1 |     these thoughts,~And digs for hidden treasure in hope to find
66    5, 1 |          God's mercies are often hidden in His chastisements, and
67    5, 6 |        the trainer. The trainer, hidden by the mirror, utters the
68    5, 6 |       being Himself all the time hidden behind these mirrors, viz.,
69    5, 6 |      These mysteries are totally hidden from them;~Of necessity
70    5, 7 |      return to its own ruin like hidden treasure.~It will recognize
71    5, 8 |        treasure and other things hidden in it. It is a characteristic
72    5, 11|       reveal where the Chief had hidden his treasure, but not one
73    5, 13|        are seen, but the wine is hidden!~Hidden indeed from the
74    5, 13|          but the wine is hidden!~Hidden indeed from the sight of
75    5, 13|         a heavy burden!~Thou art hidden from us, though the heavens
76    5, 13|      than sun and moon!~Thou art hidden, yet revealest our hidden
77    5, 13|        hidden, yet revealest our hidden secrets!~Thou art the source
78    5, 13|         rivers to flow.~Thou art hidden in Thy essence, but seen
79    5, 13|       brethren;~Was it therefore hidden from the eyes of Jacob?~
80    6, 5 |       Yet not all forgotten, but hidden from the senses.~Like summer
81    6, 5 |      King.~Though fire's heat be hidden in the midst of water,~Yet
82    6, 6 |      STORY VI. The Faqir and the Hidden Treasure.~Notwithstanding
83    6, 6 |         directions for finding a hidden treasure. The directions
84    6, 6 |       fall close to you, for the hidden treasure is indeed 'nearer
85    6, 6 |         Faqir, in search of that hidden treasure,~Day after day
86    6, 7 |          of smell where gold was hidden; another said his wrist
87    6, 7 |      this world, when the sun is hidden,~He beheld God, and placed
88    6, 9 |     which is our real self, lies hidden within our phenomenal and
89    6, 9 | color-blindness.~Now at last our hidden disease has been revealed,~
90    6, 9 |      abides, though shut off and hidden!~In order to preserve that
91    6, 9 |          his earthly Beloved was hidden from him;~He departed, and
92    6, 9 |       point,~Bat what follows is hidden and inexpressible in words.~
93    6, 9 |        knowledge of the verities hidden beneath phenomenal objects,