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 1    1, 1   |             fourth heaven bowed its head.~Now that I have mentioned
 2    1, 2   |           parrot such a blow on the head as made all its feathers
 3    1, 3   |          twelve legions, and at the head of each was a captain. To
 4    1, 3   |            For whom Majnun lost his head and went distracted?~Thou
 5    1, 3   |            own way and lose not thy head!"~In one 'twas said, "All
 6    1, 5   |          possessed is lost,~And the head whose reason has fled is
 7    1, 5   |          deep distress that blunder head~Runs from door to door,
 8    1, 7   |          king's foot.~Though to lay head at the king's feet is due
 9    1, 8   |        morning halt."~He lifted not head from that blissful sleep," 1~
10    1, 9   |             foe.~But he who is from head to foot a perfect rose or
11    1, 9   |           shed the fruits come to a head,~When tho body is destroyed
12    1, 9   |     destroyed the soul lifts up its head.~The fruit is the substance,
13    1, 13  |           Say to him, "Go, dash thy head against a wall!"~The speech
14    1, 15  |             creature will raise its head from its couch;~To the unconscious
15    1, 16  |           one day he would sever my head from my neck.~The Prophet
16    2, 2   |      disgrace.~Ah! cast out of your head these vain imaginations,~
17    2, 3   |           light,~He meekly laid his head beneath his father's bright
18    2, 3   |          will.~When Jacob bowed his head to the Divine decree,~He
19    2, 3   |            its unction,~He laid his head in the golden charger in
20    2, 3   |        poison,~The other losing his head as he went about his march.~
21    2, 3   |         soul.~When Sari 14 lost his head in seeking the way thereto,~
22    2, 4   |         reason in the brains of the head;~Smell in the nostrils and
23    2, 15  |             bound in my chains from head to foot.~On thy heart is
24    2, 18  |          noise of thunder makes the head of the thirsty ache;~When
25    3, 1   |           sad at heart and hung his head, ~And then beheld Khizr
26    3, 5   |            in the ground, ~And your head is shaken by the wind uncertainly. ~
27    3, 5   |        violent wave ~Smote Canaan's head, and he was overwhelmed.~
28    3, 5   |            s God's command upon his head and face, ~And for thinking,
29    3, 8   |             that the noise made his head ache, and he believed them,
30    3, 9   |             clad in rags,~With bare head and fallen into distress;~
31    3, 13  |           base to make them bow the head. ~Give to the noble to make
32    3, 13  |         make the Israelites bow the head in entering it.~The discussion
33    3, 13  |         Fish begins to stink at the head, not the tail.~Yet be advised
34    3, 17  |          rise an angel perfect from head to foot! ~Again when I suffer
35    3, 17  |             a ball rolling along on head and face,~He fell at the
36    3, 18  |           that used to march at the head of King Mahmud's army. Accordingly,
37    3, 18  |           opinion and certainty;~My head is not affected by your
38    3, 18  |           the knife. ~Lay down your head! 'I have seen I must sacrifice
39    3, 18  |        sacrifice you.' 6~Yield your head to vengeance, your heart
40    3, 18  |        Ismailian's. ~I cut off your head, but that head is such ~
41    3, 18  |             off your head, but that head is such ~That it is restored
42    3, 18  |            A certain goose pops his head out of his coop, ~And displays
43    4, 2   |            passions.~Whoso bows his head to the King of kings~Will
44    4, 2   |            and fruits, sat with his head sunk on his breast in Sufi
45    4, 2   | bewilderment your reason quits your head, ~Every hair of your head
46    4, 2   |           head, ~Every hair of your head becomes true reason and
47    4, 2   |           becomes true reason and a head.~Then follow commentaries
48    4, 6   |            you are now smiting your head in deep regret,~And now
49    4, 6   |         stable,~Even as I make your head and ears bleed with my stick. ~
50    4, 7   |             the king had cut off my head he would have given me eternal
51    4, 9   |             d-Din, admit~This ass's head into that melon-garden!~
52    5, 5   |            no heart envy comes to a head,~Thus Being troubles nonentity.~
53    5, 7   |           To every atom to lift its head from the earth.~The souls,
54    5, 7   |            That other will hang his head like the violet,~With tears
55    5, 8   |          That I am full of you from head to foot.~Of my own existence
56    5, 9   |            him to come and wash her head; but, in spite of her imperative
57    5, 9   |             shown to be a liar from head to foot,~Since his own members
58    5, 10  |            waterwheel?~Lift up your head and view also the water."~
59    5, 11  |            phoenix hovers over your head, 8~Causing your soul to
60    5, 12  |        chessboard at his courtier's head. So before playing the next
61    5, 12  |          the courtier protected his head by wrappings of felt. Then
62    5, 13  |             serpent.~The eye of the head was at issue with the divine
63    6, Prol|           wall;~Which was best, its head or its tail?"~He replied, "
64    6, 2   |             himself by wrapping his head up in leaves and grass,
65    6, 2   |             One, come and stroke my head in mercy!~The palm of Thy
66    6, 2   |          The palm of Thy hand on my head gives me rest,~Thy hand
67    6, 2   |       Remove not Thy shadow from my head,~I am afflicted, afflicted,
68    6, 4   |             called athirst on whose head is poured the water of life?"
69    6, 8   |          gave me a cap, but Thou my head full of sense;~He gave me
70    6, 9   |            way;~Or if she said, "My head aches with pain,"~Or, "My