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 1    1, Prol|    longing for the day ho shall return.~My wailing is heard in
 2    1, 5   |       for, "Verily to Him do we return." 15~Wherefore to thee every
 3    1, 5   |    every moment come death and "return."~Mustafa saith, "The world
 4    1, 7   |       fatal message, and on his return home sharply rebuked his
 5    1, 9   |  received it graciously, and in return filled the pot with pieces
 6    1, 9   |    essences and properties,~And return to the story of those two
 7    2, 10  |         health and strength may return to me~From the visit of
 8    2, 13  |        Your urn will not always return unbroken from the well.~
 9    2, 17  |         and, finally, he had to return to his country with his
10    3, 2   |  promising to render service in return. The villager granted it
11    3, 13  |       For each kindness he will return seven hundredfold. ~When
12    3, 17  |        longer, he determined to return to Bokhara and throw himself
13    3, 17  |       eternal happiness. I will return to Bokhara and throw myself
14    3, 17  |         tones, 'To him shall we return.' 6 ~Know death to be the
15    3  (6) |      God's, and to Him shall we return." ~
16    3, 17  |         the body, ~"O moisture, return to me from your foreign
17    3, 17  |       body, ~"Thou art of fire; return to thy root!"~In the body
18    3  (4) |         of Paradise for them in return" (Koran ix. 112). ~
19    3, 18  |         s attributes at first; ~Return again back to those attributes
20    4, 1   |         surprised by the sudden return of her husband. On the spur
21    4, 2   |   resurrection,~Or as when boys return to their loved homes.~The
22    4, 6   |       mill, and so on. The best return he can make to Pharaoh for
23    4, 6   | admonition he should receive in return four advantages. Pharaoh
24    4, 7   |        given me eternal life in return for it. My duty is to sacrifice
25    4, 8   |    Uzair and his sons. 5 On his return from Babylon, whither he
26    5, 5   |         soul which art at rest, return to thy Lord, pleased, and
27    5, 7   |     obey or not at will.~On the return of 'Izrail to heaven with
28    5, 7   |       souls, also, of each will return to their bodies,~Even as
29    5, 7   |     recognize its own body,~And return to its own ruin like hidden
30    5, 13  |         her, and set out on the return march; but on the way the
31    5, 13  |       time destroyeth us." 8~To return; that prince played the
32    5, 13  |         to their Lord will they return;" 14 but those who die at
33    6, 3   |       in heaven as interest.~In return for the sigh-wind that raised
34    6, 5   |     jumped up, and was about to return the blow, but when he saw