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 1    1, 2 | baldness caused by age with the loss of its own feathers due
 2    1, 3 |       is no thought or care for loss or gain,~No regard to such
 3    1, 3 |       divers whims,~Thoughts of loss and gain and fears of misery.~
 4    1, 3 |         Its traffic yields only loss.~It is not profitable in
 5    2, 1 |        Sufi,~And brought him to loss of property and ruin.~Greed
 6    2, 4 |         how,~But reason is at a loss to understand the how.~Universal
 7    3, 13|      for instance, as lameness, loss of nose, and blindness.~
 8    3, 13|        trader,~Acquires neither loss nor gain by its ventures. 13 ~
 9    3, 13|  ventures. 13 ~Nay, it acquires loss, for it is precluded from
10    3, 13|       go? ~There is the fear of loss, since you are not strong. ~
11    3, 13|     does not this fear of utter loss in your trade ~Become weakened
12    3, 13|      say, "Although the fear of loss is before me, ~Yet I feel
13    3, 13|        paralysed by the fear of loss? ~See you not how the traders
14    3, 14|     thou smile like the rose at loss and gain;~For the rose,
15    3, 14|      greater calamity,~And that loss may ward off a more grievous
16    3, 14|        ward off a more grievous loss.~
17    3, 15|       slave, and had thrown the loss on others. He added that,
18    5, 12|    could compensate him for the loss of wine, which made him
19    6, 5 |   procure for us profit without loss.~He who casts into the fire
20    6, 5 |     soul and made it live,~What loss to Him were it if He never