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 1    1, Prol|        lovers;~Yea, its strains lay bare my inmost secrets.~
 2    1, 5   |      said, "O enlightened sage,~Lay aside caution; it cannot
 3    1, 7   |      the king's foot.~Though to lay head at the king's feet
 4    1, 12  |         out.~The fault of Iblis lay in saying, "I am better
 5    1, 16  | mountains from their bases,~And lay bare the secrets of a hundred
 6    2, 10  |        m the various towns that lay on his route. At last he
 7    2, 10  |        one of his disciples who lay sick, of Shaikh Bahlol,
 8    2, 11  |       falcon.~That night, as ho lay asleep, he heard a voice
 9    2, 15  |    copper and sight its elixir.~Lay your despair before Him,~
10    3, 1   |      alone refrained. Then they lay down to rest; but no sooner
11    3, 18  |       his son under the knife. ~Lay down your head! 'I have
12    4, 7   |      Wherefore, then, dost Thou lay them waste?"~God answered, "
13    4, 7   |    replied, "Lord, I cut it and lay it low~Because here I have
14    5, 10  |        any way to gain food. He lay down on a stone and went
15    6, 7   |       arrived, they proposed to lay them aside till the morrow;
16    6, 7   |        therefore submitted, and lay down to sleep in the endurance
17    6, 7   |         another said his talent lay in the strength of his arms,
18    6, 7   |       told them that his talent lay in his beard, for when he
19    6, 7   |       than the one whose talent lay in recognizing by day those
20    6, 7   |         man who said his talent lay in his beard!" Thus the
21    6, 9   |    dreamt that a great treasure lay hid in a certain spot in