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 1    1, 5   |      destruction.~He shuts the door after his foe is in the
 2    1, 5   |      sweets,~For God opens the door of this knowledge to it.~
 3    1, 5   |    that blunder head~Runs from door to door, searching and inquiring,~"
 4    1, 5   | blunder head~Runs from door to door, searching and inquiring,~"
 5    1, 7   |        and I the lintel of Thy door!~But, in sober truth, where
 6    1, 10  |   remain as a ring outside the door.~Having chosen thy Director,
 7    1, 11  |        came and knocked at the door of his friend.~His friend
 8    1, 11  |      friend.~He knocked at the door in fear and trepidation~
 9    1, 11  |   shouted, "Who is that at the door?"~He answered, "'Tis Thou
10    1, 11  |        Tis Thou who art at the door. O Beloved!"~The friend
11    2, Prol|        this hawk,~And may this door be open to the people for
12    2, 2   |      turn his destiny from his door.~While destiny at the impotence
13    2, 6   |       as a ring that fastens a door.~Since the "Friend of God"
14    2, 16  |      and my heart at the 'open door.'~My heart has other five
15    3, 1   |    that I am repulsed from the door." ~Khizr replied to him, "
16    3, 2   |  arrival the villager shut the door in his face, saying that
17    3, 2   |       moment I knocked at your door. As for me, I am ignorant
18    3, 2   |   afflicted one, quit not this door!~From all sides the people
19    3, 2   |     halt and afflicted,~To the door of the house of 'Isa at
20    3, 2   |       by troop,~Sitting at his door in hope and expectation;~
21    3, 2   |  themselves.~Press around that door, be not viler than a dog,~
22    3, 13  |       world no knocking at the door is possible ~Save hope,
23    3, 18  |        others advised that the door should be kept locked. At
24    4, 2   | enthroned, but art outside the door.~Thou hast no sovereignty
25    4, 6   |     displaying before him. The door of repentance is always
26    5, 1   |  unable to do so, owing to the door being locked. Finally, he
27    5, 1   |    ashamed, and the moment the door was opened he ran away.
28    5, 1   |      uttered,~Thou openest the door to admit hearts every moment!~
29    5, 8   |      night, and broke open the door, and searched the floor
30    5, 11  | Turkoman's dog who sits at the door of the tent, and is" vehement
31    6, 3   |       a man who knocked at the door of an empty house at midnight,
32    6, 3   |     God,~Beat my drum at every door in hope of dawn.~Seek ye
33    6, 9   |       knocked violently at the door, and the Qazi, in a great