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1 1, 2 | goods!~Has destroyed its house to find the hidden treasure,~
2 1, 5 | after his foe is in the house.~After this sort were the
3 1, 5 | whom he sought, was in his house.~Our eyes are subject to
4 1, 8 | While circumambulating the house thou art a stranger;~When
5 1, 9 | evil.~And in this earthly house this linked pair~Day and
6 1, 9 | this attachment to that house of earth~When our own natures
7 1, 11 | again~And drew near to the house of his friend.~He knocked
8 1, 11 | room for two 'I's' in one house."~
9 1, 14 | Sultan allotted to each a house to be painted by them. The
10 1, 14 | paints, and coloured their house in the most elaborate way.
11 1, 14 | cleansing the walls of their house from all filth, and burnishing
12 1, 14 | much admired; but the Greek house carried off the palm, as
13 1, 14 | the colours of the other house were reflected on its walls
14 1 (6)| i.e., the vestibule of the house. ~
15 2, 1 | and found it again in the house of a poor old man, and of
16 2, 2 | he did not go to his own house instead of living on the
17 2, 2 | pauper replied that he had no house or means of livelihood except
18 2, 2 | of science, sometimes of house and home.~Sometimes thoughts
19 2, 2 | vain devices.~Within his house was Moses safe and sound,~
20 2, 2 | foe?"~While lust is in his house, which is his body,~He bites
21 2, 3 | Milk) as sugar became the house of his soul.~When Sari 14
22 2, 10 | has chosen me to be His house.~Though the Ka'ba is the
23 2, 10 | Though the Ka'ba is the house of His grace and favors,~
24 2, 10 | Yet my body too is the house of His secret.~Since He
25 2, 10 | secret.~Since He made that house He has never entered it,~
26 2, 10 | That Living One enters this house;~When you have seen me you
27 2, 10 | once called the Ka'ba 'My house,'~But has said to me 'O
28 2, 10 | difficulties;~'Give us good in the house of our present world,~And
29 2, 10 | And give us good in the house of our next world. 5~Make
30 2, 11 | is told of a master of a house who caught a thief, but
31 2, 16 | abiding with you in the house, ~I ascend like Saturn to
32 2, 18 | domestic fowl, dig up the house.~Thou art a king of "the
33 3, 2 | Jesus healing the sick.~The house of 'Isa was the banquet
34 3, 2 | afflicted,~To the door of the house of 'Isa at dawn,~That with
35 3, 2 | will abide with thee in the house and abroad ~When thou lackest
36 3, 2 | abroad ~When thou lackest house and home. ~He will bring
37 3, 4 | his education in Pharaoh's house, of his desiring Pharaoh
38 3, 6 | another fire.~He may be the house of the moon, but not the
39 3, 7 | last a cow ran into his house of its own accord, and he
40 3, 8 | ill. So he returned to his house, making the boys follow
41 3, 9 | substance; ~Having lost house and home, utterly disgraced, ~
42 3, 12 | said, "If I tarry in one house two days,~Attachment to
43 3, 12 | days,~Attachment to that house becomes a passion with me.~
44 4, 6 | treasure hid in a ruined house pulls down the house to
45 4, 6 | ruined house pulls down the house to find that treasure, so
46 4, 6 | experience, pull down the house of the body to gain the
47 4, 6 | be known".~Destroy your house, and with the treasure hidden
48 4, 6 | At last of a surety that house will be destroyed,~And the
49 4, 6 | wages for destroying the house.~When one has not done the
50 4, 6 | told me for my good;~Now house and treasure are lost and
51 4, 6 | empty."~You have taken your house on lease or hired it;~'Tis
52 4, 6 | to derive profit from the house,~Then the owner puts you
53 4, 6 | folly,~Saying, "Alas! that house belonged to me;~I was blind
54 4, 6 | rests on slaves!' 6~In that house of mine I saw but forms
55 4, 6 | was enchanted with that house so fleetin!~I was ignorant
56 4, 6 | Thou art a child; thy house is full of pictures.'~In
57 4, 6 | Sweep away the dust from thy house!'"~They who recognize the
58 4, 8 | disobedience,~That this earthy house may furnish you golden carpets.~
59 5, 1 | one of the infidels to his house and feed and lodge him,
60 5, 1 | and carried him off to his house; but there was one big and
61 5, 1 | Prophet took him to his own house. In his house the Prophet
62 5, 1 | to his own house. In his house the Prophet had seven she-goats
63 5, 5 | king, my home is in the house of peace (heaven), and I
64 5, 5 | am come thence into this house of reproach." The king then
65 5, 7 | show us all things in this house of deception,~Show them
66 5, 7 | architect realized in a house,~Or the perfect plant issuing
67 5, 10 | withdraw thyself from the house of pride.~When a fowl flies
68 5, 12 | with it, when he passed the house of a very austere and testy
69 5, 12 | and went to the devotee's house to chastise him. The devotee
70 5, 13 | Like the Arab lover to the house of his dead mistress,~You
71 5, 13 | Asaf were your shoes the house?~Is your old garment, think
72 5, 13 | mourning and turned her house into an inn. Let grief as
73 6, 1 | heard a footstep in his house at night, and at once struck
74 6, 2 | Alas! Thou hast ruined my house and home;~How can I cease
75 6, 3 | at the door of an empty house at midnight, in order to
76 6, 3 | for knocking at the empty house.~You have said your say;
77 6, 3 | to your saying that "this house is empty,~Why then should
78 6, 5 | needless.~To pamper the house of your body fleeting as
79 6, 6 | directed him to go to the house of a certain scribe and
80 6, 6 | city and village,~And to house and wall, saying, "Afford
81 6, 8 | blessings;~He gave me a house, but Thou heaven and earth;~
82 6, 8 | heaven and earth;~In Thy house he and a hundred like him
83 6, 9 | was none other than the house of the poor man of Baghdad,
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