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 1    1, 12|                       STORY XII. Joseph a‚Žd the Mirror.~An old
 2    1, 12|      came to pay his respects to Joseph, and, after some remarks
 3    1, 12|       behaviour of his brethren, Joseph asked him what present he
 4    1, 12|          pocket and presented to Joseph, at the same time begging
 5    2, 3 |         his son. 5~When moonlike Joseph saw that brilliant sun,~
 6    2, 8 |        Did the wolf show love to Joseph, 5~Or only fraud upon fraud
 7    2, 10|   pictures the reverse of fair. ~Joseph he painted fair and made
 8    2, 14|    influence, e.g., the scent of Joseph's coat, 1 which restored
 9    3, 13| not-being," of Jacob's vision of Joseph, and of a devout slave who
10    3, 14|    rendered as white and fair as Joseph. Again, a heathen woman
11    5, 2 |         and wailing like that of Joseph's brethren is at once detected
12    5, 11|        penetrated the mansion of Joseph's love;~The Cup-bearer of
13    5, 11|        of the world without end.~Joseph's beauty was only an offshoot
14    5, 13|       Endure woe patiently, like Joseph and Job, and regard it as
15    5, 13|          eclipsed?~The beauty of Joseph was not visible to his brethren;~
16    6, 4 |        like Bilal and Luqman and Joseph, served a noble in the capacity
17    6, 8 |      advice of his Vazir, and of Joseph, who when imprisoned by
18    6, 8 |         and the tinder vanishes!~Joseph kept in prison a long time
19    6, 8 |       not in God.~In like manner Joseph, in the prison,~With humble
20    6, 8 |      heaven.~Afterwards, because Joseph had looked to man for aid,~
21    6, 8 |         caused the man to forget Joseph,~And blotted Joseph's words
22    6, 8 |       forget Joseph,~And blotted Joseph's words from his remembrance;~