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 1    1, 3 |      of one thou may'st see a thousand joys,~For by quenching the
 2    1, 5 |      devotee of seven hundred thousand years (Satan)~Was made a
 3    1, 15|       faith is one,~A hundred thousand years and a moment are all
 4    1, 16| conqueror of hearts cut off a thousand heads,~That the heads of
 5    2, 1 |       indeed offered me forty thousand pieces of gold,~But his
 6    2, 1 | pieces of gold,~But his forty thousand pieces were no wages for
 7    2, 2 |       is one, yet he enters a thousand forms; 3~Whatever he enters
 8    2, 2 |    mocking.~He slew a hundred thousand guiltless babes~That the
 9    2, 2 |    born alive,~He committed a thousand murders in the land.~He
10    2, 3 |      of the mighty.~A hundred thousand great (spiritual) kings~
11    2, 7 |   This fault is better than a thousand correct forms.~No need to
12    2, 17|     Though 'tis one, it has a thousand manifestations,~The names
13    3, 2 |    united part.~God devised a thousand plans and arts,~To make
14    3, 2 |    sanctity.~O son, a hundred thousand tests await thee, ~Whoever
15    3, 4 |      serpents; ~And a hundred thousand men were slain by his serpent, ~
16    3, 17|    base one, behold a hundred thousand souls ~Dancing towards the
17    3, 17|       listen to my speech. ~A thousand times, O prince incomparable, ~
18    4, 2 |    that he should receive one thousand pieces of gold, but the
19    4, 2 |      Abul-Hasan, gave him ten thousand. The poet went to his home
20    4, 2 |    commanded as before that a thousand pieces of gold should be
21    4, 6 |       coin of that treasure~A thousand houses can be built without
22    4, 8 |       be?~I tell not one in a thousand of them,~Because every ear
23    6, 4 |       Each of which equaled a thousand years, O disciple?~Why does
24    6, 5 |     These dumb members have a thousand tongues.~Inquire the detail
25    6, 5 |     the midst of water,~Yet a thousand boiling bubbles prove it