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 1    1, 1 |         The lover's ailment is different from all ailments;~Love
 2    1, 3 |      directions in each volume different from and contradictory to
 3    1, 3 |   contents of each scroll of a different tenor;~The rules of each
 4    1, 3 |         The rules of each of a different purport,~This contradictory
 5    1, 3 |    sect looked to results in a different way,~And so, perforce, became
 6    1, 7 |     and fancy.~My condition is different, for it is strange.~Deny
 7    2, 7 |        have given to each race different usages and forms of praising
 8    2, 11|    matters of doctrine~Gives a different description of the hidden
 9    2, 17|        wanted to buy something different, and accordingly a violent
10    3, 5 |     which each felt, he gave a different description of the animal.
11    3, 7 |        of inanimate things are different from the praises of men,
12    3, 7 |      men, and those of a Sunni different from those of a Compulsionist (
13    3, 13|    wisdom, ~Yet each man has a different place of worship. ~The place
14    4, 2 |       of them is endued with a different glory,~Each soul's bird
15    4, 2 |        soul's bird winged with different feathers.~Ho! pious ones,
16    4, 9 |      of his inorganic state so different;~And when he passed from
17    5, 1 |       question.~"Your aims are different," 8 and you contradict yourselves,~
18    5, 13|  enmity with God are in a very different position, and have therefore
19    6, 7 | consorting with an animal of a different genus to his own, on which