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 1    1, Prol|         store.~The pitcher of the desire of the covetous never fills,~
 2    1, 3   |          perfect rest;~Freed from desire of eating and drinking,~
 3    1, 5   |          sight is all that ye can desire.~So long as a babe cannot
 4    1, 6   |    chooses one of the two.~If you desire sanity in this embarrassment,~
 5    1, 9   |           between these two,~Air (desire) makes as naught the action
 6    1, 9   |           cannot withstand animal desire; that is his failing.~The
 7    1, 14  |          not in the water!~If you desire to rise above mere names
 8    1, 16  |          the proper object of our desire;~To couple others with Thee
 9    1, 17  |      Patience will accomplish thy desire, not haste.~Be patient,
10    2, 6   |            Who can tell what your desire is?~You must have the soul
11    2, 11  |         chess with God at His own desire, and though I was utterly
12    2, 11  | plausibility from truth.~'Tis the desire of right that makes men
13    2, 18  |         He urges the steed of his desire towards the caused,~And
14    3, 1   |      breath sweet in prayer, ~Go, desire a prayer from the Brethren
15    3, 1   |         aid in prayer, ~"O Moses! desire protection of me ~With a
16    3, 5   |           swimming, ~Who said, "I desire not to enter the ark of
17    3, 6   |       love and the object of your desire. ~Gaze not at the sight
18    3, 6   |            Gaze at object of your desire, O exalted one.~:~
19    3, 9   |        disgraced, ~Fulfilling the desire of his enemies by his disgrace. ~
20    3, 11  |        God says to it, 'Go down.'~Desire and appetite, which are
21    3, 11  |         His faith is based on his desire to do God's will,~Not on
22    3, 17  |         the cow (of lust), ~If ye desire true life of soul and spirit!~
23    3, 17  |           love, love, and heart's desire of love! ~Let thy first
24    3, 17  |         my reason taken flight in desire to see thee, ~And to hear
25    3, 18  |        evidence.~In the chapter, "Desire of riches occupieth you," 5~
26    3  (5) |                               The desire of riches occupieth you
27    3, 18  |          Tell me from whom do you desire redress? ~Who is the oppressor,
28    4, 1   |      annoyance and a pest.~If you desire that God may be pleasing
29    4, 1   |            Look at that Object of desire with His votaries' eyes;~
30    4, 2   |          and, impelled by earnest desire to learn the true faith,
31    4, 2   |           Were he not impelled by desire of fruit,~The gardener would
32    4, 4   |        his sake I said that if ye desire counsel ~Ye ought to make
33    4, 7   |          he is God's agent, yet I desire not his intercession to
34    5, 3   |           It implies an object of desire wherefrom to abstain.~Again, "
35    5, 3   |      pleasures of this world, and desire long life, not to serve
36    5, 5   |          on worldly men, who only desire to hear news of gold or
37    5, 8   |          besides you, O Object of desire!~Therefore am I thus lost
38    6, 3   |    afflicted,~Striving in earnest desire to do God's will.~I likewise,
39    6, 5   |        feet. He was seized with a desire to hit the Sufi on the back,
40    6, 5   |        were to give~Their hearts' desire to his slaves without toil,~
41    6, 6   |           eyes,~While his heart's desire was all the while in his
42    6, 7   |        love," 8 but ardent lovers desire to be in communication with
43    6, 9   |         that he should obtain his desire in some way or other, if
44    6, 9   |       Every suppliant obtains his desire from Thee."~God makes answer, "
45    6, 9   |        before he had attained his desire.~The form of his earthly