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 1    1, 9 |          reason, the wife lust and greed;~She is vested with darkness
 2    2, 1 |            the obstructing veil of greed!~The blind imitation of
 3    2, 1 |           that Sufi proceeded from greed;~Greed closed his mind to
 4    2, 1 |         Sufi proceeded from greed;~Greed closed his mind to the pure
 5    2, 1 |         the pure light.~Yea, 'twas greed that led astray that Sufi,~
 6    2, 1 |         loss of property and ruin.~Greed of victuals, greed of that
 7    2, 1 |           ruin.~Greed of victuals, greed of that ecstatic singing~
 8    2, 1 |        from grasping the truth.~If greed stained the face of a mirror,~
 9    2, 1 | attentively,~That you may know how greed closes up the ears.~Every
10    2, 1 |         ears.~Every man subject to greed is a miser.~Can eyes of
11    2, 1 |        eyes of hearts clouded with greed see clearly?~The illusion
12    2, 2 |            The Kurd consented from greed of reward, and the pauper,
13    2, 2 |           Thus the Kurd was led by greed to spend the day in useless
14    2, 10|            have turned the fire of greed into bounty, ~And the vile
15    2, 16|          the mean,~A very slave to greed, and voracious as a duck.~
16    3, 1 |          stench of lust, stench of greed.~All these stink like onions
17    5, 7 |         their hands their books of greed and liberality,~Of sin and