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 1    1, 5 |      lion saw in the water the reflection of himself and of the hare
 2    2, 1 |     years.~Know, "Day " is the reflection of the mystery of the saints,~
 3    2, 1 |      The Friend,"~It is also a reflection of the same prophet.~For,
 4    2, 1 | ecstasy of that company cast a reflection,~Whereby that Sufi's heart
 5    2, 1 |      peerless Ocean.~The first reflection cast is mere blind imitation;~
 6    2, 3 | Martaza ('Ali) shined with its reflection,~He became the "Lion of
 7    2, 8 |    bright as the sun;~From the reflection of that light the sun became
 8    2, 9 |        one of them to make the reflection that he had acted very foolishly
 9    3, 12|         Yet when it casts that reflection back to its source, ~It
10    3, 12|   praises is the moon, not its reflection; ~His infidelity arises
11    4, 2 |    merely as it were a blurred reflection from the spiritual creation
12    4, 4 | Nothing is seen in him but the reflection of another. ~If you spit
13    4, 6 |       console herself with the reflection that like always herds with
14    5, 6 |     the parrot, seeing his own reflection in the mirror, fancies another
15    6, 8 | Whatever is seen in man is the reflection of God,~Even as the reflection
16    6, 8 | reflection of God,~Even as the reflection of the moon in water."~Say
17    6, 9 |       This act is naught but a reflection from Himself!~The forms