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 1    1, 1   |          our ancient friendship,~Tell forth a hint of those sweet
 2    1, 1   |       Thy words are endless. Now tell forth~All thy story from
 3    1, 7   |        the parrot desired him to tell them that he was kept confined
 4    1, 7   |         beauty, O Beauteous One!~Tell forth the tale of the Beloved,
 5    1, 7   |         off telling of the Rose;~Tell of the Bulbul who is severed
 6    1, 10  |          who seek him.~Were I to tell his praises till the last
 7    1, 13  |        condition.~For she "shall tell out her tidings openly,"~
 8    1, 13  |        earth and her rocks shall tell them forth!~The philosopher
 9    1, 13  |          But when thy soul shall tell thy wretched faults,~What
10    1, 15  |        where is Zaid,~That I may tell him again not to seek notoriety?~'
11    2, 1   |     greedy of riches,~Would they tell truly the weight of anything?~
12    2, 1   |          pearls of Aden?"~I will tell you a tale; hearken attentively,~
13    2, 4   |        last day~I should fail to tell the total of these resurrections. 3~:~
14    2, 6   |         and forbid that,~Who can tell what your desire is?~You
15    2, 11  |          cease his arguments and tell plainly the reason why he
16    2, 11  |          find out that true one.~Tell the wary and discerning
17    2, 15  |         of sins replied, "I will tell him no secrets,~Save only
18    2, 16  |       who from ignorance ~Cannot tell the voice of a stranger
19    3, 1   | chastisements in hand. ~Should I tell of them my limits would
20    3, 1   |      excite not a tumult, lest I tell forth openly ~Your secret
21    3, 12  |      governor who says to thee,~"Tell forth thy convictions, withhold
22    3, 13  |         the old to become young!~Tell earth to assume the quality
23    3, 16  |     intercourse,~Except what you tell him, that it is like sweetmeats.~
24    3, 16  |         the Koran,~And preachers tell his story from times of
25    3, 17  |          from before his wrath. ~Tell him to sate his wrath on
26    3, 18  |            O seeker of redress, ~Tell me from whom do you desire
27    4, 2   |          The art of preaching.~I tell the tale of Saba in lovers'
28    4, 5   |    himself and said, "Well then,~Tell me now your third good counsel!"~
29    4, 6   |         clung to it ever since. ~Tell me what is the proof of
30    4, 8   |     unveiled, how would it be?~I tell not one in a thousand of
31    5, 5   |         that they hate those who tell them of another. They say, "
32    5, 8   |          more dear,~Or yourself; tell me truly, O ardent suitor!"~
33    5, 11  |         the Prophet's companions tell us~"When the Prophet used
34    5, 11  |         When the Prophet used to tell us deep sayings,~That chosen
35    5, 12  |          He said to himself, "To tell an angry man of his faults
36    5, 13  |         this inclination to war?~Tell me truly, O passion, is
37    5, 13  |        told you falsely eye will tell truly.~Then ear too will
38    6, Prol|         be given me hereafter~To tell those mysteries so far as
39    6, Prol|        not;~If one says it does, tell him it does not.~In the
40    6, Prol|         ask, O lord of learning;~Tell me the answer to it in this
41    6, Prol|         O Husamu-'d-Din, I might tell some of thy many virtues,~
42    6, 3   |     minstrel, saying, "O wretch, tell us something you do know,
43    6, 5   |          and their teeming wombs~Tell tales of love frolics in
44    6, 6   |     kills himself with thinking,~Tell him that his back is turned
45    6, 6   |         turned to that treasure;~Tell him that the more he runs
46    6, 7   |        proposed that each should tell his own special talent.