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 1    1, 7   | sorrowful?~O Thou who, as each new morn dawns from the east,~
 2    2, 1   |    mistook his eyelash for the new moon, of one who stole a
 3    2  (3) |       creation born again in a new creation" (Gulshan i Raz,
 4    2, 10  |        infuse into your soul a new soul, ~So as to fill you,
 5    2, 15  |        If that smoke touched a new kettle,~It would show the
 6    4, 2   |       Like sun or full moon or new moon! ~Thou wilt move as
 7    4, 2   |     himself to the king with a new panegyric, and the king,
 8    4, 2   |   should be given him. But the new vazir, who was also named
 9    4, 6   |      of vision you see not the new moon; ~If I see it, be not
10    4, 8   |    Each moment a flesh form, a new beauty,~So that weariness
11    4, 8   |    waters ever welling up from new fountains.~The sound of
12    4, 9   | kitchen will bestow upon him a new existence.~From me proceeds
13    5, 3   |     away your life!~Choose the new, give up the old,~For each
14    5, 9   |        being superseded by the new love for holiness. Such
15    5, 9   |   annihilated, and he became a new creature, even as a corpse
16    5, 10  |    mistake his eyelash for the new moon.~He who is divorced
17    6, Prol|  reason and soul,~Yet when the new soul of Adam came, they
18    6, Prol|        they crowded round that new soul, 4~They bowed before
19    6, 4   |        the story of Hilal (the new moon)~Now set forth the
20    6, 4   |     Badr (the full moon).~That new moon and that full moon
21    6, 6   |   Perforce he goes and opens a new school for himself.~That