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 1    1, 9 |        made the moon of my face black in the face.~Can my star
 2    1, 9 |        Whoso, like a Hindoo, is black (with sin),~The day of review
 3    2, 5 |    dense,~It lies hidden in the black pupil of the eye.~When you
 4    2, 15|         rust, layer on layer, O black kettle!~Makes the aspect
 5    2, 15|         with its whiteness that black shows foul.~But when the
 6    2, 15|          But when the kettle is black, then afterwards~Who can
 7    2, 15|       it is deceptive;~For that black is written on the top of
 8    2, 15|     written on the top of other black,~Both the writings are illegible
 9    3, 1 |           Became as a Tigris of black water; go, see its vestige! ~
10    3, 5 | Questions are white and answers black; do you choose, ~For the
11    4, 2 |  burning in thy evil deeds;~The black coal of these deeds is lighted
12    4, 4 |       are they whose beards are black yet are old, ~Many too have
13    4, 4 |         are the gold coins made black with smoke, ~So that they
14    4, 7 |      contain pearls, and others black stones.~It is needful to
15    5, 8 |         of God with their faces black." 4 Then they besought the
16    6, 5 |         white, but he was still black with sin, and had progressed
17    6, 6 |        standards, a white and a black one,~The one Adam and the