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 1    1, Prol|    tongue,~Though he possess a hundred voices, is perforce dumb.~
 2    1, 2   |     And then rebuilt it with a hundred towers and bulwarks.~Who
 3    1, 3   |          In one 'twas said, "A hundred are even as one." 7~But
 4    1, 5   |    doubt!~The devotee of seven hundred thousand years (Satan)~Was
 5    1, 6   |       face is darkened as by a hundred eclipses.~What is it that
 6    1, 8   |        one fault occur among a hundred beauties~'Tis as one dry
 7    1, 9   |      My mercy equals that of a hundred fathers and mothers;~Every
 8    1, 15  |      state all faith is one,~A hundred thousand years and a moment
 9    1, 16  |      lay bare the secrets of a hundred Adams,~And convert a hundred
10    1, 16  |   hundred Adams,~And convert a hundred fresh Iblises into Mosalmans."~
11    2, Prol| precious work~Was the year six hundred and sixty-two of the Flight.~
12    2, 2   |    secretly mocking.~He slew a hundred thousand guiltless babes~
13    2, 3   |     the seats of the mighty.~A hundred thousand great (spiritual)
14    2, 8   |     and heresy~You entertain a hundred doubts as to my prophethood,~
15    2, 10  |       He answered, "I have two hundred silver dirhams;~See them
16    2, 10  |        Ka'ba,~You have found a hundred precious blessings."~Bayazid
17    2, 11  |     counted for as many as two hundred ordinary prayers.~The value
18    2, 11  |    other took that sigh with a hundred thanks.~He went his way
19    2, 11  |   every base fellow~Mentions a hundred marks without any foundation.~
20    2, 16  |       Whilst I can endure five hundred.~Such an one goes barefoot
21    3, 1   |        Bilal ~Is better than a hundred 'Come hithers' and ejaculations. ~
22    3, 2   |        true sanctity.~O son, a hundred thousand tests await thee, ~
23    3, 4   |       to slay serpents; ~And a hundred thousand men were slain
24    3, 13  |      crows and owls,~Whereby a hundred households are annihilated.~
25    3, 13  |       the ark in the desert,~A hundred parable-mongers attacked
26    3, 16  |       as their own sons, ~By a hundred tokens and a hundred evidences, ~
27    3, 16  |      By a hundred tokens and a hundred evidences, ~But from envy
28    3, 17  |      though it may cause him a hundred deaths. ~Though it may make
29    3, 17  | beloved! ~O base one, behold a hundred thousand souls ~Dancing
30    4, 1   |     fire in the world, ~With a hundred greedy mouths wide open. ~
31    4, 2   |        of kings~Will receive a hundred kingdoms not of this world;~
32    4, 2   |      to get away with only one hundred pieces of gold. These two
33    4, 8   |        caused him to die for a hundred years, and then raised him
34    4, 8   |        Nay, thou hast waited a hundred years. Look at the dead
35    5, 7   |      will cry, "O Lord, I am a hundred,~Yea, a hundred times as
36    5, 7   |         I am a hundred,~Yea, a hundred times as wicked as Thou
37    5, 10  |     the mere imitator quotes a hundred proofs,~They are all based
38    5, 10  |      has at his tongue's end~A hundred proofs and precepts, but
39    5, 11  |      recompense;" 6 yea, seven hundred fold.~When those Egyptian
40    6, Prol|     repeated His call for nine hundred years,~But his people only
41    6, 7   |        vision is better than a hundred like ours.~Your dream was
42    6, 8   |   earth;~In Thy house he and a hundred like him are nourished.~
43    6, 9   |     satisfied is better than a hundred nice dishes.~A seeing eye
44    6, 9   |    seeing eye is better than a hundred walking-sticks,~Eye discerns
45    6, 9   |    Each to have in his heart a hundred meanings,~Such is not the
46    6, 9   |     redeemed the chest for one hundred Dinars, and thus the Qazi
47    6, 9   |     you should speak and try a hundred ways to express it,~'Tis