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 1    1, 2 |             sort;~Has dammed up the stream and cleansed the channel,~
 2    1, 2 |             And then turned a fresh stream into. the channel;~Has cut
 3    1, 5 |       forever and aye.~Life, like a stream of water, is renewed and
 4    2, 18|            are fixed on the running stream,~Unwitting of the sweetness
 5    3, 10|           Weeds in plenty cover the stream like bubbles; ~When they
 6    3, 12|        praises are mingled into one stream, ~All the vessels are emptied
 7    3, 17|             water run away from the stream? ~When that water joins
 8    3, 17|        water joins the water of the stream ~It is lost therein, and
 9    3, 17|              and becomes itself the stream. ~Its individuality is lost,
10    4, 2 |               Tis no river or small stream; 'tis the mighty ocean.~
11    4, 5 |          which was fed by a running stream, and in this lake were three
12    4, 5 |          took refuge in the running stream which communicated with
13    4, 5 |           up and threw him into the stream, and by this device he saved
14    5, 1 |             the divine Ocean like a stream.~But the light of the traveler
15    5, 10|             prithee, go and see the stream that turns it.~When you
16    5, 11|             that Waterfowl in every stream!~How can you get water from
17    5, 13|     Testifies to the existence of a stream of water.~O Thou who art
18    6, 5 | prescription, and at once went to a stream, where he saw a Sufi bathing