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 1    1, 7   |  seen uprising anew, like a bright fountain!~What excuse makest
 2    1, 9   |  Thou hast made Moses' face bright as the moon,~And hast made
 3    1, 9   |   blossoms did not shine as bright helmets,~How could the fruits
 4    1, 14  | till they were as clear and bright as the heavens. When the
 5    1, 14  |   you may see your own pure bright essence!~Yea, see in your
 6    2, 2   |    once.~Whoso has seen how bright is the workshop~Sees how
 7    2, 3   |   head beneath his father's bright knife.~The soul of David
 8    2, 8   | became a snake, and my hand bright as the sun;~From the reflection
 9    2, 10  |     your abode in heaven, O bright full moon! ~Like the heavenly
10    3, 5   |  blind though we are on the bright ocean.~Ah! you who are asleep
11    4, 6   | finger, saying, "Alas!~That bright moon was hidden under a
12    4, 9   |   He saw it was formed of a bright emerald,~Forming as it were
13    5, 3   |   explained to him that the bright plumage which he admired
14    5, 3   |     one!~That face which is bright as the forenoon sun,~To
15    5, 8   |    ruby,~Is filled with the bright light of the sun.~In that
16    5, 12  | wits. Your wits are not too bright already, so you have no
17    5, 13  |   It will be as an eye or a bright gem in your bosom.~First
18    6, Prol|     does the full moon on a bright night cease shining~Because
19    6, Prol|  its own purity.~Behold the bright and fresh sprays of coral,~
20    6, 4   |   and hollow.~O gourd, your bright green hue soon turns yellow.~