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 1    2, 14|       Balkh, but renounced his kingdom and became a saint. One
 2    2, 14|     noble, saying, "Is not the kingdom of the heart better than
 3    2, 14|       the contemptible earthly kingdom I formerly possessed? What
 4    4, 2 |       all they had seen in his kingdom, and to urge her to comply
 5    4, 2 |          Haste to renounce thy kingdom, like Ibrahim bin Adham,~
 6    4, 2 |       To obtain, like him, the kingdom of eternity.~At night that
 7    4, 2 |     Thy sisters have found the kingdom that lasts forever, ~Thou
 8    4, 2 | forever, ~Thou cleavest to the kingdom of darkness. ~Happy is he
 9    4, 2 |      he who quits this earthly kingdom, ~Which sooner or later
10    4, 2 |   Bilqis, at least behold ~The kingdom of the royal kings of the
11    4, 2 |        is thy treasure and thy kingdom?~How men and demons helped
12    4, 2 |  brought many plagues upon the kingdom of Egypt.~How all creatures
13    4, 6 |      this matter.~(3) A better kingdom than that of Egypt, one
14    4, 6 |   clothes, saying, "Is not the kingdom of Egypt thine? Art thou
15    5, 13|       sleeping heart, know the kingdom that endures not~Forever
16    6, 3 |      of yours,~And gives you a kingdom beyond what you dream of.~
17    6, 3 |      your old goods and take a kingdom in payment!~
18    6, 9 |     demon, though he usurp his kingdom, is quite another.~The demon