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 1    1, 5  |    forms of speech are born and die again,~These wa,ves cast
 2    1, 7  | transient,~And transient things die; "God is heir of all." 7~"
 3    1, 16 |      informed him that he would die by the hand of his own stirrup-bearer (
 4    2, 2  |       reprobation,~I must needs die of poverty and affliction."~
 5    3, 15 |        the master's horse would die, and then the dog would
 6    3, 15 |         told him the mule would die, whereupon the master sold
 7    3, 15 |        the master would himself die on the morrow, and there
 8    3, 15 |       permission that he should die in the peace of God.~Why
 9    3, 17 |     water, ~And though I should die, my death would be acceptable. ~
10    3, 17 |         less by dying? ~I shall die once again as a man ~To
11    4, 2  |     their doubt, and they shall die infidels," 35 and a comparison
12    4  (3)|             Compare the Hadis, "Die before you die," i.e., mortify
13    4  (3)|      the Hadis, "Die before you die," i.e., mortify your carnal
14    4, 8  |           And God caused him to die for a hundred years, and
15    4, 9  |        death;~Say not, "I shall die and obtain pardon."~The
16    5, 13 |      And as an infidel you will die; shame be upon you!~In both
17    5, 13 |    present life; we live and we die, and naught but time destroyeth
18    5, 13 |   willfully incurred. Those who die in amity with God have no
19    5, 13 |       return;" 14 but those who die at enmity with God are in
20    6, 3  |   commentary on the tradition, "Die before you die," i.e., mortify
21    6, 3  |      tradition, "Die before you die," i.e., mortify your carnal
22    6, 5  |        if He never caused it to die?~How would it be if That
23    6, 9  |       according to the saying, "Die before you die." This is
24    6, 9  |         saying, "Die before you die." This is illustrated by