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 1    2, 10  |       heavenly Artist paints His pictures of two sorts, ~Fair pictures
 2    2, 10  |     pictures of two sorts, ~Fair pictures and pictures the reverse
 3    2, 10  |        sorts, ~Fair pictures and pictures the reverse of fair. ~Joseph
 4    2, 10  | beautiful; ~He also painted ugly pictures of demons and 'afrits. ~
 5    2, 10  |           afrits. ~Both sorts of pictures are of His workmanship, ~
 6    3, 5   |       Not so, for he erases ugly pictures. ~The ability of the painter
 7    3, 5   |          both ugly and beautiful pictures. ~If I should pursue this
 8    3, 6   |   seasons. ~Gaze not on your own pictures, fair or ugly, ~Gaze on
 9    4, 6   |         mine I saw but forms and pictures;~I was enchanted with that
10    4, 6   |      child; thy house is full of pictures.'~In his divine poem he
11    5, 13  |      retreating like Rustam.~The pictures of Rustam on the wall of
12    6, Prol|           Nay, you pass by those pictures though fair as Huris,~And
13    6, Prol|          the old women which the pictures lack,~Which draws you from
14    6, Prol|         Which draws you from the pictures to the old women?~Say not,
15    6, Prol|       life is infused,~While the pictures of the bath have no life.~
16    6, Prol|        bath have no life.~If the pictures of the bath should stir
17    6, 9   |             The fort was full of pictures, images and forms, and amongst