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 1    1, 2   |           may be beguiled by that snare,~The birds hear that call
 2    1, 3   |         decoy call and a fowler's snare.~Therefore the followers
 3    1, 3   |        feet are caught in a fresh snare ;~Yea, each one of us, though
 4    1, 3   | straightway~We again fly into the snare, O Almighty One!~Sleep of
 5    1, 3   |     spirits from the body~And its snare, making them pure as rased
 6    1, 3   |        bird escaped from cage and snare.~But when he is again beguiled
 7    1, 3   |           again beguiled into the snare,~He cries for help to the
 8    1, 9   |        moral hereof is a bait and snare,~Hear its outward form to
 9    2, 5   |         captured game; who is the snare?~We are the balls; where
10    2, 7   |       thee from them, escape that snare of the soul!~:~
11    2, 10  |         is treacherously laying a snare for you.'~You must abandon
12    3, 9   |         fowl~Fall into the deadly snare without seeing it,~But that
13    3, 9   |         it,~But that they see the snare and the limed twig,~And
14    3, 9   |         and ears are open and the snare is in front,~Yet they fly
15    3, 9   |      front,~Yet they fly into the snare with their own wings!~Comparison
16    3, 13  |         you of the mystery of the snare and grains?~When the eye
17    3, 13  |         devotion is hell, ~As the snare is the fetter of wild fowl. ~
18    4, 6   |           He makes the very sky a snare and trap for birds. ~He
19    6, Prol|          well this existence is a snare,~This thought and memory
20    6, 2   |           the birds away from his snare. A bird of some sagacity
21    6, 8   |          prisoner fettered in the snare~Procure release for a fellow