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 1    1, Prol|           into thy pitcher,~It can hold no more than one day's store.~
 2    1, 9   |            Prophet said that women hold dominion~Over sages and
 3    1, 9   |             But that fools, again, hold the upper hand over women,~
 4    1, 9   |        gainsayers of my mercy must hold their peace.~My mercy equals
 5    1, 10  |          he stave in thy boat, yet hold thy peace;~Though he slay
 6    1, 15  |    knowledge of his to all men, or hold his peace. The Prophet told
 7    1, 15  |            The Prophet told him to hold his peace. Zaid, however,
 8    2, 6   |            Now either permit me to hold my peace altogether,~Or
 9    2, 9   |       therefore, he who desires to hold companionship with God must
10    2, 18  |           the birds;~In Solomon we hold our course to eternity.~
11    3, 1   | God-fearing prophets ~In every age hold divine chastisements in
12    4, 2   |            and voice.~The faithful hold that the sweet influences
13    4, 2   |      saying,~"O Lord, quit not Thy hold of me for a moment!~The
14    4, 6   |  transitoriness of the heavens. ~I hold it for certain, and the
15    5, 8   |          one,~I marvel whether you hold me more dear,~Or yourself;
16    5, 8   |         dear, O beloved!~And if it hold the sun dear in its heart,~'
17    5, 8   |             Whether that pure ruby hold itself dear,~Or hold the
18    5, 8   |          ruby hold itself dear,~Or hold the sun dear,~There is no
19    5, 8   |         enemy of light.~If it then hold itself dear, it is an infidel;~
20    5, 10  |          when evil suspicion takes hold of you,~It severs you from
21    5, 11  |           evil lusts and the Devil hold you back." The Magian retorted,
22    5, 11  |      furtherance of God's will. To hold that God is pulling men
23    5, 11  |      fortune should take wing.~You hold your breath and repress
24    5, 13  |         instructs hand and foot to hold and take.~Thou art as reason,
25    5, 13  |           When anger or lust takes hold of a man reason departs
26    6, Prol|         not evil eyes or evil ears hold them back.~Of these Abu
27    6, 5   |        loud tones,~"O nightingale, hold your peace, and listen to
28    6, 7   |           Only say, "I cannot see, hold me excused!"~This is illustrated
29    6, 9   |            is not cup too small to hold it?~O Adam, seek the reality
30    6, 9   |            babes, but too small to hold those who have grown to