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1 1, 1 | fast, as an ass in mire;~Naught but Love itself can explain
2 1, 1 | In the world there is naught so wondrous as the sun,~
3 1, 3 | Sincerity in this path is naught but charity."~In one 'twas
4 1, 3 | waste land.~Its result is naught but remorse,~Its traffic
5 1, 6 | power to souls,~To things of naught, without eyes or ears,~And
6 1, 8 | on, 'tis no fault,~'Tis naught but the necessary result
7 1, 8 | Ocean!~Partial Reason is as naught to Universal Reason,~If
8 1, 8 | dependent on another impulse be naught;~But when that impulse moves
9 1, 9 | When she who traded in naught but bloodshed~Submits at
10 1, 9 | two,~Air (desire) makes as naught the action of the water.~
11 1, 9 | matters,~In its mind is naught but regard to Allah.~Though
12 1, 9 | make one to another~Are naught but signs and indications,~
13 1, 9 | that earthly shell~There is naught but foam of foam of foam
14 1, 11 | at my well-cooked feast.~Naught but fire of separation and
15 1, 16 | Without Thy shelter there is naught but perplexity.~Our worldly
16 2, 1 | of the magicians it was naught.~For this cause 'Isa taught
17 2 (5) | being, regarding self as naught in the presence of the Deity. ~
18 3, 5 | with hands and feet avails naught today. ~The wind of wrath
19 3, 9 | a fresh work, 3~There is naught that swerves from my purpose."~
20 3, 13 | of the prophet cares for naught but God, ~It has naught
21 3, 13 | naught but God, ~It has naught to do with approving or
22 3, 16 | similitudes.~A child knows naught of the nature of sexual
23 3, 17 | eats or sleeps, ~Thinks of naught but sacrificing itself. ~
24 3, 17 | roses and saffron grow? ~For naught can grow from the sole heat
25 3, 17 | All clemencies are as naught to thy clemency. ~First
26 3, 18 | the life of the body was naught, and God has said, "Wish
27 4, 2 | The life of the world is naught but a cheating fruition." 25
28 4, 4 | Within my vesture is naught but God, ~Whether you seek
29 4, 4 | he has no wisdom, he is naught. ~Suppose him an infant,
30 4, 9 | the plants,~Remembering naught of his inorganic state so
31 5, 4 | the road;~If thou becomest naught, they will turn thee to
32 5, 6 | bewilders it;~When it is become naught He sheds his light upon
33 5, 8 | preterences;~On either hand is naught but the light of dawn.~But
34 5, 10 | smells of musk, but is really naught but dung.~For his dung to
35 5, 12 | Followers of God should have naught to do with pleasure and
36 5, 13 | In both worlds you are naught but a hypocrite;~In the
37 5, 13 | we live and we die, and naught but time destroyeth us." 8~
38 5, 13 | lion,~Manliness of asses is naught, manliness of mind much.~
39 6, Prol| not illuminated!~Love has naught to do with five senses or
40 6, 1 | that "God may bring to naught the craft of the infidels." 2
41 6, 9 | proceeds from Him,~This act is naught but a reflection from Himself!~
42 6, 9 | self-abasement,~For thought yields naught but forms of thought.~Still,
43 6, 9 | astray, for "a conceit hath naught of truth;" 12 and they further
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