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 1    1, Prol|        thou abide, O Incomparable Pure One! 2~But all who are not
 2    1, Prol|        violence of love~Is wholly pure from covetousness and sin.~
 3    1, 3   |        And its snare, making them pure as rased tablets.~Every
 4    1, 6   |           it is blood, but inside pure musk;~Yet, say not that
 5    1, 8   |        presence of his bride,~His pure soul attained to kiss her
 6    1, 8   |          sees faults.~How can the Pure Hidden Spirit notice faults?"~
 7    1, 8   |           of the righteous are as pure souls."~Their words, their
 8    1, 8   |       their praises,~Are all as a pure soul without spot or blemish.~'
 9    1, 9   |       hidden secrets,~Who created pure Adam out of dust;~In the
10    1, 9   |          the wide expanse of that pure mind~The wide space of the
11    1, 9   |         was taken from there,~Thy pure spirit of light was shed
12    1, 9   |       that foam; God is also that pure sea,~For His words are neither
13    1, 9   |      shame,~That common stone and pure ruby may appear all as one.~
14    1, 14  |         contrition;~Make yourself pure from all attributes of self,~
15    1, 14  |         That you may see your own pure bright essence!~Yea, see
16    1, 15  |         with thee this morning, O pure disciple?"~He replied, "
17    1, 15  |           out the vinegar and eat pure honey.~When the heart is
18    1, 16  |     Almighty cried out to him, "O pure one,~Thou art wholly ignorant
19    1, 17  |           Till God makes it again pure and sweet;~Yea, till He
20    2, 1   |     things.~If you pass on to the pure mysteries of God,~You will
21    2, 1   |        That they might gather the pure grain on their tray.~Infidel
22    2, 1   |     Begone. O slumber; welcome, O pure light!"~Now the eye sees
23    2, 1   |       hate the daylight,~Coins of pure gold love the daylight,~
24    2, 1   |      Greed closed his mind to the pure light.~Yea, 'twas greed
25    2, 5   |           not that Light which is pure be also hidden?~Like the
26    2, 5   |     sharing his troubles, even as pure gold is tried by fire.~:~
27    2, 6   |     Through love dregs taste like pure wine,~Through love pains
28    2, 7   |     praises,~'Tis they who become pure and shining thereby.~I regard
29    2, 10  |          to come,~You have become pure, and that in a moment of
30    2, 10  |             To make these, I say, pure and clean, ~And, to please
31    2, 10  |        that those poisons are now pure sweets; ~Since you have
32    3, 1   |         quick. ~Calling on God is pure, and when purity approaches, ~
33    3, 1   |           takes flight. ~When the pure name (of God) enters the
34    3, 6   |           of the season,"~But the pure (Safi) is exalted above
35    3, 6   |        feelings and will,~But the pure one is regenerated by the
36    3, 6   |           as to a father,~But the pure one is drowned in overwhelming
37    3, 6   |        from season and state.~The pure one is drowned in the light
38    3, 9   |        decrees; ~Ah! none but the pure in sight can see that bond; ~
39    3, 10  |       Which occupy the surface of pure water. ~The hand of reason
40    3, 10  |       these weeds aside, ~And the pure water is then visible to
41    3, 13  |           assume the clearness of pure wine?~That Person has assigned '
42    4, 3   |           pride every moment, ~"O pure gold, how am I inferior
43    4, 3   |       spiritual; ~What damage has pure gold to dread from the shears? ~
44    4, 4   |           has 'Isa's soul, ~He is pure from pride and from carnal
45    4, 4   |           things that exist. ~His pure light, without signs or
46    4, 7   |         the water of the Nile was pure water to the Israelites,
47    4, 7   |    Amongst my creatures there are pure spirits,~And also dark and
48    5, 1   |           in ecstasy drink of Thy pure wine!~Now that Thou hast
49    5, 8   |           which is changed into a pure ruby,~Is filled with the
50    5, 8   |         itself dear.~Whether that pure ruby hold itself dear,~Or
51    5, 10  |   illusions.~The fox said, "In my pure wine there are no dregs;~
52    6, Prol|      Himself.~All the angels were pure reason and soul,~Yet when
53    6, 5   |       both worlds?~I know you are pure of guile and ripe,~And ask
54    6, 5   |        saying his beard had grown pure and white, but he was still
55    6, 6   |     resurrection.~Till tbe jar of pure wine of our 'Isa (Unity)~
56    6, 6   |           second generation lived pure Abel;~Cain was the opposite
57    6, 6   |           was the opposite of his pure light.~In like manner these
58    6, 7   | biliousness,~While blows make him pure from impurity.~Strike the
59    6, 9   |      Strangers may pronounce the "pure name" of God,~Yet it effects
60    6, 9   |          is a fact, that when the pure spirit escapes from the