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 1    1, 6   |      may be cognisant of that open secret.~Then the mind's
 2    2, Prol|    hawk,~And may this door be open to the people for ever!~:~
 3    2, 2   |       if he had kept his ears open he must have heard the proclamation.
 4    2, 10  |      God is distinct from me.~Open clear eyes and look upon
 5    2, 10  |    heavenly Scribe, 7 He will open your heart's book ~That
 6    2, 16  |  closed, and my heart at the 'open door.'~My heart has other
 7    3, 2   |       their ripe fruits burst open of themselves.~Press around
 8    3, 9   |       Their eyes and ears are open and the snare is in front,~
 9    3, 9   |         His eyes and ears are open, and he is free from bonds, ~
10    3, 10  |       the gates of heaven are open before you."~
11    3, 16  |      its deepest secrets ~Are open and manifest to the eyes
12    4, 1   |    hundred greedy mouths wide open. ~In the judgment of reason
13    4  (20)|    shall be shown to him wide open. Read thy book; there needeth
14    4, 2   |   ignorant; O teach me,"~Such open confession is better than
15    4, 6   |       of repentance is always open. Moses then promised that
16    5, 1   |     tried to get out into the open air, but was unable to do
17    5, 1   | witnesses!"~But witnesses are open to suspicion.~Know that
18    5, 5   |      came hither with my eyes open, and marked all the stages
19    5, 6   |  spiritual mysteries that are open and plain to his enlightened
20    5, 8   |      to go by night and break open that chamber and bring away
21    5, 8   |      Ayaz at night, and broke open the door, and searched the
22    5, 12  |       no oculist who cares to open his eyes, 4~Nor has he reason
23    5, 13  |      sight of the carnal,~But open and manifest to the spiritual!~
24    6, 4   |      eyes were only partially open to the truth. He was in
25    6, 9   |    the Giver of the wine with open mouth;~When His wine comes,