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 1    1, 5   | branches are ever shaken by the wind,~And whose fruit is showered
 2    1, 5   |       is bearing it on like the wind.~In deep distress that blunder
 3    3, 5   |      your head is shaken by the wind uncertainly. ~Your foot
 4    3, 5   |       avails naught today. ~The wind of wrath and the storm blow
 5    3, 9   |     what was shaken down by the wind. For a long time he kept
 6    3, 9   |     time came when there was no wind, and consequently no fruit
 7    3, 9   |     captive by the winds; 4~The wind drives it everywhere at
 8    3, 18  |      whom I seek redress is the Wind, ~'Tis he who has emitted
 9    3, 18  |         to the judge."~When the Wind heard the summons, it came
10    4, 1   |      men 'were present, yet the wind was blowing and that showed
11    4, 1   |      that God, the mover of the wind, was also present. The lover
12    4, 1   |      dominion, ~Who knows every wind that blows upon me. ~He
13    4, 1   |        He is aware whether that wind is chill or mild, ~He is
14    4, 2   |              Cleverness is as a wind raising storms of pride;~
15    4, 6   |       profit from it.~Alas! the wind has carried off my dwelling~
16    5, 10  |    unsteady as a reed shaken by wind.~Thus, though his preaching
17    5, 13  |    millstone.~Thou art like the wind, and we like the dust;~The
18    5, 13  |       and we like the dust;~The wind is unseen, but the dust
19    6, Prol|       in this Masnavi.~When the wind blows the grass off the
20    6, 5   |        on high unless raised by wind?~When you see the dust-cloud,
21    6, 5   |         the dust-cloud, see the wind too!~When you see the foam,
22    6, 6   |      swiftly rising and violent wind.~Likewise God ordained acute
23    6, 9   |        The leaves quiver in the wind,"~Or, "The wild rue yields