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 1    1, 6   |       in the bonds of flesh and blood? 'Omar responded, and the
 2    1, 6   |       deer's bag;~Outside it is blood, but inside pure musk;~Yet,
 3    1, 6   |         that outside 'twas mere blood,~Which on entering the bag
 4    1  (1) |      lusts, O fool! In dust eat blood! but if a man of heart eats
 5    1, 7   |       gave Him leave to shed my blood, if He willed it;~I only
 6    1, 12  |         one!~Shed many tears of blood from eyes and heart,~That
 7    2, Prol|    season; 1~Time is needed for blood to become milk.~Till thy
 8    2, Prol|       forth as a new-born babe,~Blood becomes not milk, sweet
 9    2, 4   |    heart is hidden in a drop of blood.~Joy harbors in the kidneys
10    2, 5   |        passion takes milk to be blood.~Kiss that arrow and bear
11    2, 5   |        be stained with your own blood.~Whatsoever is seen is weak
12    2, 7   |        a martyr be stained with blood, wash it not away.~Blood
13    2, 7   |        blood, wash it not away.~Blood is better than water for
14    2, 7   |      made impure by the flow of blood,~Thine are stained with
15    2, 7   |      metaphors and similitudes.~Blood is impure, yet its stain
16    2, 8   |        in my hand,~Water became blood for my ill-conditioned enemy.~
17    2, 10  |        the asylum of the spirit blood becomes life.~:~
18    2, 11  |        a perfume of his heart's blood.~The other, who came from
19    3, 2   |       thyself! ~Thou hast drunk blood of grapes, nay, my blood! ~
20    3, 2   |        blood of grapes, nay, my blood! ~Go! for I know thee not.
21    3, 16  |      had endured in lieu of her blood shed in holy war, as, owing
22    3, 17  |        or like a fetus I devour blood, ~Since I became a lover
23    3, 17  | Faithful Spirit' should shed my blood, ~I would drink it up drop
24    3, 17  |      From morn till eve I drink blood like the sand. ~It repents
25    3, 17  |        Wheresoever thou findest blood on the roads, ~Trace it,
26    3, 17  |     Trace it, and 'tis tears of blood from my eyes. ~My words
27    3, 18  |    strait, ~Through him I drink blood with parched lip!"~Solomon
28    4, 2   |    because he had been a man of blood. But, it was added, the
29    4, 4   |     were wounded and drowned in blood. ~Each who had aimed a blow
30    4, 4   |          Have secretly shed the blood of many true believers. ~
31    4, 6   |         not."~God made the Nile blood to the Egyptians, ~He preserved
32    4, 7   |    water to the Israelites, but blood to the Egyptians.~Moses
33    4, 9   |     water of the Nile turned to blood when drawn by an Egyptian.
34    4, 9   |       By the law of retaliation blood sleeps not after death;~
35    6, 9   |    Mars-like eyes shed tears of blood.~When that incomparable