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 1    1, Prol|        But not one fathoms the secrets of my heart.~My secrets
 2    1, Prol|        secrets of my heart.~My secrets are not alien from my plaintive
 3    1, Prol|     strains lay bare my inmost secrets.~Who hath seen a poison
 4    1, 1   |           Tis best to veil the secrets of 'The Friend.'~So give
 5    1, 1   |        is better than that the secrets of 'The Friend'~Should be
 6    1, 8   |   partitions 'tis not privy to secrets,~Nor is it vocal in response
 7    1, 9   |      Allah, who knoweth hidden secrets,~Who created pure Adam out
 8    1, 15  |     for Zaid to blab forth the secrets seen in ecstatic vision
 9    1, 16  |        bases,~And lay bare the secrets of a hundred Adams,~And
10    2, 1   |     night that of their hidden secrets.~Therefore hath God revealed
11    2, 10  | Species in due course, ~Behold secrets become manifest through
12    2, 15  |   replied, "I will tell him no secrets,~Save only one, in order
13    3, 1   |     said ~(Uttering one or two secrets from the fount of grace), ~"
14    3, 12  |       veiled among the heart's secrets,~Yet the criminal himself
15    3, 12  |       foot~Bear witness of the secrets of thy heart.~Thy secret
16    3, 12  |      angry talk~It betrays thy secrets one by one.~Thy secret sins
17    3, 16  |        essence and its deepest secrets ~Are open and manifest to
18    5, 9   |       the resurrection day all secrets will be disclosed;~Yea,
19    5, 13  |      And breathe your oft-told secrets into inanimate ears?~Like
20    5, 13  |       yet revealest our hidden secrets!~Thou art the source that
21    5, 13  |     presses Ayaz to reveal his secrets, remarking that even if
22    6, 2   |      destroyed, I will publish secrets;~How long must I bear this
23    6, 7   |      our actions and heard our secrets.~My eyes guided me to recognize
24    6, 9   |      mistress.~They told their secrets to one another in dark sayings,~
25    6, 9   |     but God was privy to their secrets,~None but Heaven was partner