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 1    1, 1   |    bloodshed;~Hereafter impose silence on the 'Sun of Tabriz.'"~
 2    1, 8   |      Bride."~I would have kept silence from fear of my Beloved,~
 3    1, 16  |     very darkness?~Is not that silence the season of heavenly voices?~
 4    2, 10  |  boiled up,~And hell is put to silence by their threats!"~Pain
 5    3, 5   |        will walk on high.~Keep silence, that you may hear Him speaking ~
 6    3, 5   |        tongue in speech. ~Keep silence, that you may hear from
 7    3, 5   |    books and discourses. ~Keep silence, that the Spirit may speak
 8    4, 2   |   mantle;" 34 on the proverb, "Silence is the proper answer to
 9    4, 3   |     proper answer to a fool is silence." 1 When the youth received
10    4, 4   |   eloquence be possible. ~Keep silence; God knows the right way!~
11    5, 11  |            Love puts reason to silence.~Love is a perfect muzzle
12    5, 11  |     preserve perfect quiet and silence."~So, when the mighty phoenix
13    5, 13  |     ears only.~The thesis that silence may indicate emotions too
14    6, Prol|        retire into the cave of silence.~He said, "At the barking
15    6, 3   |      pay thee,~Whether to keep silence or to speak.~Thou art not
16    6, 5   |        of indication.~But keep silence till the King bids you speak,~
17    6, 9   |        awaited his pleasure in silence. A certain Faqir tried many
18    6, 9   | conveyance of voyagers by sea.~Silence is this horse of wood,~Silence
19    6, 9   | Silence is this horse of wood,~Silence is the guide and support
20    6, 9   |    support of men at sea.~This Silence which causes you annoyance~