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 1    1, 2   |         that it lost the power of speech for several days. But one
 2    1, 2   |          shop, and recovering its speech, it cried out, "Pray, whose
 3    1, 5   |           desert,~Or as sound and speech from the thought they convey.~
 4    1, 5   |        they convey.~The sound and speech arise from the thought;~
 5    1, 5   |          thou seest fair waves of speech,~Thou knowest there is a
 6    1, 5   |     assume the forms of sound and speech.~These forms of speech are
 7    1, 5   |        and speech.~These forms of speech are born and die again,~
 8    1, 13  |         head against a wall!"~The speech of water, of earth, of mire,~
 9    2, 4   |         Smell in the nostrils and speech in the tongue,~Concupiscence
10    2, 4   |        Should I reckon them in my speech till the last day~I should
11    2  (3) |           we have been taught the speech of birds." ~
12    3, 1   |          heart is betrayed by its speech.~The answer to that prayer
13    3, 1   |          all deceit. ~But, if thy speech be crooked and thy meaning
14    3, 3   |          the strangeness of their speech." 1 This recalls the story
15    3, 5   |          His bow?~The one form of speech is evil and defective; ~
16    3, 5   |          unutterable by tongue in speech. ~Keep silence, that you
17    3, 5   |         me one of thy flock. ~Thy speech is by no means pleasing
18    3, 17  |           of slaves, listen to my speech. ~A thousand times, O prince
19    4, 6   |         is not to be expressed in speech, ~Any more than the feeling
20    4, 7   |        clad in the dress of human speech. The words and expressions
21    5, 6   |          weeping and laughter and speech~Are not his own, but proceed
22    5, 11  | bewilderment befalls the power of speech,~It no longer dares to utter
23    5, 11  |        while scattering pearls of speech,~Would bid us preserve perfect
24    5, 13  |    negations like these cut short speech,~"O Ahmad, say little to
25    6, Prol|           receive~Beauty, reason, speech and aspiration? 3~Would
26    6, 3   |          one and the same name in speech,~But the difference between
27    6, 9   |      Beloved are inexpressible in speech.~In short, the King cherished
28    6, 9   |    brother remains unstrung.~Here speech, like a camel, breaks down
29    6, 9   |          but guard my tongue from speech.~The rest is told without