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 1    1, Prol|        my days are as labor and sorrow,~My days move on, hand in
 2    1, 7   |    other fruits besides joy and sorrow.~The true lover is exalted
 3    1, 7   |         earth?~Why pourest Thou sorrow on the heart of the sorrowful?~
 4    1, 7   |     mercy and severity, joy and sorrow, are transient,~And transient
 5    1, 9   |        from that place,~We felt sorrow at turning our steps away
 6    2, 11  |         he would have felt deep sorrow and have heaved many sighs,
 7    3, 1   |      withheld from him pain and sorrow and cares; ~Because pain
 8    3, 1   |        cares; ~Because pain and sorrow and loads of cares ~Are
 9    3, 2   |     seldom was thy soul void of sorrow and grief!~O careless straggler,
10    3, 12  |   driven by vain lusts to their sorrow.~The Man in the time of
11    4, 2   |        palate. ~No crocodile of sorrow will attack thy bark, ~Nor
12    4, 5   |          tis past and gone, why sorrow for it?~Either you understood
13    4, 6   |    should now have been quit of sorrow.~But I fixed my gaze on
14    4, 9   |        Your present wailing and sorrow and grieves,~On the other
15    5, 2   |      them forth in token of the sorrow he felt for his dog's death.
16    5, 6   | proceeds from mere human joy or sorrow.~These Alif, Mim, Ha and
17    5, 12  |  appointed time.~This grief and sorrow are enough for him,~That
18    5, 13  |       him, whether of joy or of sorrow, with the same welcome,
19    6, 5   |       it to mind yourself.~When sorrow seizes you, if you are wise,~
20    6, 5   |        moment,~Saying to it, "O sorrow, who now deniest~Thy portion
21    6, 7   |      with that string;~Ah! what sorrow it tastes through being