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 1    1, Prol|         a bird who has lost its wings. Alas!~How can I retain
 2    2, 6   |       right. 3~May you gain two wings! 4 A fowl with only one
 3    2  (4) |                         The two wings are hope and fear, both
 4    3, 4   |       bat of vileness flaps its wings.~Slay it in sacred war and
 5    3, 7   |         wing.~Knowledge has two wings, opinion only one wing;~
 6    3, 7   |       seen,~This bird gains two wings and spreads both of them.~
 7    3, 7   | creeping." 1~He flies up on two wings even as the angel Gabriel,~
 8    3, 9   |        the snare with their own wings!~Comparison of the divine
 9    3, 18  |         more and more moves its wings towards certainty.~When
10    4, 2   |         To the bird with broken wings preach patience, ~To the
11    4, 2   |      the heavens without aid of wings, ~Like sun or full moon
12    5, 11  |    tremble at the motion of its wings,~You venture not to stir
13    6, Prol|           A bird flies with its wings towards its nest,~The wings
14    6, Prol|     wings towards its nest,~The wings of a man are his aspiration
15    6, 6   |         it were, with these two wings;~Through these all souls
16    6, 9   |      good harvest,~Fly with our wings to hit the mark with your