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 1    1, 5   |          art like a pitcher with full belly but dry lip;~How canst
 2    2, 1   |    hearts, but they enter hearts full of light.~But the deceits
 3    2, 6   |      bower,~Without love a grate full of ashes seems a garden.~
 4    2, 7   |        in regard to God they are full of defects.~How long wilt
 5    2, 7   | flattering our lusts.~The branch full of sap is the main fuel
 6    2, 8   |       Moses said to one of those full of vain imaginations,~"O
 7    2, 10  |        abode in heaven, O bright full moon! ~Like the heavenly
 8    2, 10  |          astray, ~Strive to be a full moon; you are now a fragment
 9    2, 18  |         waterfowl,~The sea knows full well our language.~Solomon 3
10    3, 3   |      lacked food procured a skin full of fat, greased his beard
11    4, 2   |       aid of wings, ~Like sun or full moon or new moon! ~Thou
12    4, 2   |       weeds, for, if they attain full growth,~They will subvert
13    4, 2   |           Would he had been less full of borrowed knowledge!~Then
14    4, 6   |  treasure, so does the wise man, full of years and experience,
15    4, 6   |        art a child; thy house is full of pictures.'~In his divine
16    4, 9   |     escape from his present soul full of lusts~He must behold
17    5, 1   |          is not possessed by the full moon.~God may purge his
18    5, 8   |       absorbed in you,~That I am full of you from head to foot.~
19    5, 10  |      Here are men; the bazaar is full;~These are surely men, O
20    5, 11  |     vehement against aliens, but full of tenderness to friends." 2
21    5  (5) |        cannot at once endure the full blaze of the beatific vision. ~
22    6, Prol|        in its road.~Nor does the full moon on a bright night cease
23    6, Prol|         sky,~But to Adam himself full of defects as he was.~Did
24    6, Prol|        He who knows most is most full of soul.~Knowledge is the
25    6, 4   |     forth the story of Badr (the full moon).~That new moon and
26    6, 4   |           That new moon and that full moon are now united,~Removed
27    6, 5   |     cancelled. 2 The Sufi, being full of the spirit of self-abnegation,
28    6, 6   |          And hard of access, and full of scorpions and snakes.~
29    6, 8   |          a cap, but Thou my head full of sense;~He gave me a garment,
30    6, 9   |       the flame." 1 The fort was full of pictures, images and
31    6, 9   |        idols.~Pass by these cups full of forms, linger not;~There
32    6, 9   |         If it be bruising, he is full of lamentation!~Since all