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 1    1, 2   | stream into. the channel;~Has cut its flesh to extract a spear-head, 1~
 2    1, 16  |      That conqueror of hearts cut off a thousand heads,~That
 3    3, 2   |     and rescind evil doubts. ~Cut off these evil doubts and
 4    3, 2   |      piece of silk, ~Saying, "Cut out a large head-dress," ~
 5    3, 5   |  bride, O my son. ~The barber cut off his beard and laid it
 6    3, 9   |  Darvesh along with them, and cut off his hand. When he discovered
 7    3, 12  |       the King as a falcon's;~Cut off from mankind, though
 8    3, 18  |     to constancy, ~That I may cut your throat like an Ismailian'
 9    3, 18  |       like an Ismailian's. ~I cut off your head, but that
10    3, 18  |     restored to life by being cut off!"~My main object herein
11    3, 18  |     am much afflicted, ~Being cut off from my garden and meadow
12    4, 2   |      Those Egyptian women who cut their hands were fools 33~
13    4  (33)|     were amazed at Yusuf, and cut their hands, and said, '
14    4, 4   |     neck, ~Saw his own throat cut, and gave up the ghost; ~
15    4, 6   |       the stuff must first be cut up; and in order to make
16    4, 7   |     the king. If the king had cut off my head he would have
17    4, 7   |   nurtured the corn,~And then cut it down directly it was
18    4, 7   |       Moses replied, "Lord, I cut it and lay it low~Because
19    5, 1   |   draw them towards thee, and cut them in pieces." 1 The birds
20    5  (7) |       were amazed at him, and cut their hands" (Koran xii.
21    5, 13  |       of negations like these cut short speech,~"O Ahmad,
22    6, 9   |     against him. The King was cut to the heart by his ingratitude,