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 1    1, 1  |             I said, "'Tis best to veil the secrets of 'The Friend.'~
 2    1, 1  |     strangers."~He said, "Without veil or covering or deception,~
 3    1, 1  |         many words!~Strip off the veil and speak out, for do not
 4    1, 5  |           by colors,~These colors veil the light from thee.~But
 5    1  (6)| occultation of the Beloved by the veil of phenomena; smiles, the
 6    1, 8  |          Past and future are what veil God from our sight.~Burn
 7    1, 9  |      desires only night like to a veil!~If his thorn puts not forth
 8    1, 10 |         light, the other on]y the veil.~Strive to obtain entrance
 9    1, 13 |     Veiler of sins! strip not the veil from us;~Lend us aid on
10    2, 1  |          Tear off the obstructing veil of greed!~The blind imitation
11    3, 2  |       near the sun, ~Does the sun veil himself from either? ~Yet
12    3, 5  |          what is veiled without a veil, ~Like a star you will walk
13    3, 12 |          He of himself lifted the veil that hid his crime;~Had
14    4, 2  |         and water have cast their veil upon us,~We retain faint
15    4, 4  |          who has emerged from the veil of blind belief ~Beholds
16    4, 8  |          mirror shining through a veil;~If the mirror were unveiled,
17    6, 2  |        covered by modesty as by a veil,~Now I will leap from it
18    6, 3  |     nearness acts as an obscuring veil. 4~Thou art my reason; what
19    6, 3  |           the Prophet without her veil, when a blind man came in.
20    6, 9  |         His forms from behind the veil of Not-being,~That every
21    6, 9  |        sun,~The material sun is a veil over the face of the real
22    6, 9  |       Whoso distinguishes not the veil from "The Friend's" face~