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 1    1, 7   |   Stumble not at severity and at mercy.~For mercy and severity,
 2    1, 7   |       severity and at mercy.~For mercy and severity, joy and sorrow,
 3    1, 9   |       that dwells in Thy axe,~In mercy make these crooked things
 4    1, 9   |       very improper,~So shall my mercy be shown to prevail over
 5    1, 9   |        you,~The gainsayers of my mercy must hold their peace.~My
 6    1, 9   |        must hold their peace.~My mercy equals that of a hundred
 7    1, 9   |         is amazed thereat.~Their mercy is as the foam of the sea
 8    1, 9   |        the foam of the sea of my mercy;~It is mere foam of waves,
 9    1, 15  |        lust,~Therein 'The God of Mercy sitteth on His throne.' 5~
10    1, 16  |         a God of vengeance as of mercy.~In this city of events
11    2, 6   |         Through love wrath is as mercy.~Through love the dead rise
12    2, 7   |        are accepted only through mercy,~They are suffered as the
13    2, 8   |       and a madman.~He who needs mercy finds it.~Doing kindness
14    2, 8   |       you.~Seek you the water of mercy? Be downcast,~And straightway
15    2, 8   |    straightway drink the wine of mercy to intoxication.~Mercy is
16    2, 8   |        of mercy to intoxication.~Mercy is called down by mercy
17    2, 8   |          Mercy is called down by mercy to the last.~Withhold not,
18    2, 8   |        last.~Withhold not, then, mercy from any one, O son!~If
19    2, 10  |      like the cattle,~God in His mercy has sent me these pains.~
20    2, 11  |         good evil, or fair foul. Mercy and vengeance are twin divine
21    2, 15  |        seen,~Nevertheless of His mercy He punishes me not."~God
22    2, 15  |          so much,~And God of His mercy has not punished my sins?"~
23    2, 17  |          In relation to another, mercy and goodness.~He has thousands
24    3, 1   |          s flesh he slew without mercy, sparing only the one who
25    3, 1   |       love are the cove,rt of my mercy, ~Each 'O Lord!' of thine
26    3, 2   |      affliction,~Acknowledge the mercy and beneficence of God!"~
27    3, 5   |      infidelity wisdom, ~How can mercy and vengeance be the same? ~
28    3, 12  |     chosen ones!"~So Daquqi (the mercy of God be upon him!) ~Said, "
29    3, 13  |   ordained these remedies of His mercy;~The use of these in pain
30    3, 13  |        To despair is wrong, ~The mercy and grace of God are boundless. ~
31    3, 13  |          worldlings cannot see."~Mercy inclines the good to devotion,
32    3, 16  |      very essence thereof.~God's mercy is known through the fruits
33    3, 18  |         reserved for this fire. ~Mercy was first shown to it before
34    3, 18  |          before vengeance, ~That mercy might train it to be proof
35    3, 18  |         be proof against trial; ~Mercy was shown to it previously
36    3, 18  |     offering of that substance, ~Mercy follows again to compensate
37    3, 18  |          oppressed one whom your mercy has not sought? ~Grant me
38    4, 2   |        hawk, ~To the lordly hawk mercy and self-control; ~As for
39    4, 2   |       Look at the signs of God's mercy, how after its death He
40    4, 6   |        him to become a vessel of mercy, instead of one of wrath.
41    4, 6   |         you are wise, I show you mercy;~But if you are an ass,
42    4, 6   |     engulphed the others. ~God's mercy made the Nile wise, ~His
43    4, 6   |       made Cain foolish. ~Of His mercy He created wisdom in inanimate
44    4, 6   |          wise of wisdom. ~Of His mercy wisdom accrued to inanimate
45    4, 7   |     mighty ocean beneath it. The mercy you show to this offender
46    4, 7   |         between us. I desired no mercy save the king's blows; I
47    4, 7   |    exalted above all thoughts of mercy and vengeance. Of a man
48    4, 7   |          in God, and words like 'mercy' and 'vengeance' only express
49    4, 7   |     seems to me good. What seems mercy and kindness to the vulgar
50    5, 1   |        scatters grain~Not out of mercy, but to catch game;~If the
51    5, 1   |         from all this hypocrisy.~Mercy may prevail over vengeance,
52    5, 1   |      from that hypocrisy,~And in mercy wash him clean of that defilement.~
53    5, 1   |       pleased to decide on it in mercy?~Act and word manifest the
54    5, 1   |        who can recognize acts of mercy and acts of wrath concealed
55    5, 7   |      right that he should prefer mercy to judgment. At last Gabriel
56    5, 7   |        Do not, like fools, crave mercy from the spear,~But from
57    5, 7   |    wicked as Thou sayest.~But in mercy Thou veilest my sins,~Otherwise
58    5, 7   |        me,~I fix my hopes on Thy mercy alone.~Whether Thou adjudge
59    5, 8   |         pardoned. If Ayaz showed mercy it would be well; and if
60    5, 8   |           I" was followed by the mercy of God, O beloved!~Because
61    5, 13  |          a very strong claim for mercy. The Egyptian magicians,
62    6, Prol|          thus irresolute,~Of Thy mercy deliver me from this irresolution!~
63    6, 2   |       come and stroke my head in mercy!~The palm of Thy hand on
64    6, 5   |         case those principles of mercy and forgiveness which he
65    6, 6   |         them.~Again, hope of the mercy of the Lord~Arose in his
66    6, 7   | chastisements.~He said, "Alms of mercy repel calamity, 4~Alms cure
67    6, 7   |    created,~Whether vengeance or mercy, or plain dealing or snares.~
68    6, 9   |         that Formless One of His mercy~Shows His face to His forms