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 1    1, 16|     with his sword even his own child.~Fear then, and revile not
 2    2, 8 | excusing themselves,~Till their child begins to cry.~In you too
 3    2, 10|      Again they say, 'Suppose a child or a woman enter,~Who lacks
 4    3, 5 |        Canaan.~Noah cried, "Ho! child, come into the ark and rest, ~
 5    3, 6 |          The mere Sufi is the " child of the season;"~He clings
 6    3, 6 |         in overwhelming love.~A child of any one is never free
 7    3, 12|     body." 5~Reason, the Lord's child, has become a pauper,~Lust,
 8    3, 16|   effects and by similitudes.~A child knows naught of the nature
 9    3, 16|      perfect knowledge, and the child;~So that the child knows
10    3, 16|      and the child;~So that the child knows the matter by a similitude,~
11    4, 6 |        Hakim Sanai,~'Thou art a child; thy house is full of pictures.'~
12    4, 8 |       Another illustration is a child who played at besieging
13    4, 8 |         on him wisdom, though a child," 1 and it became to him
14    5, 12|         now less than that of a child.~Age and abstinence have
15    5, 13|      should see it."~But if the child sees not the state of reason,~
16    6, 4 |        Shaikh whilst yet only a child!~You run up like a gourd
17    6, 5 |     borne twenty children,~Each child tells a tale of pleasure
18    6, 5 |          union"~Become big with child, viz., with forms of "states"