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 1    1, Prol|     behoves me to shorten my discourse.~Arise, O son! burst thy
 2    1, 1   |     split in twain.~When the discourse touched on the matter of
 3    1, 3   |     by similar preaching and discourse.~The Christians gave their
 4    1  (3) |    Antichrist. Sale, Prelim. Discourse, p. 57. ~
 5    1  (4) |    the text of the following discourse. ~
 6    1, 16  |     chief, on hearing 'Ali's discourse, was so much affected that
 7    2, 1   |    compelled to turn from my discourse~To that story, and to set
 8    2, 3   |   with whom he had held this discourse, and summoned the other,
 9    4, 1   | close your lips against foul discourse.~God calls himself "Knowing,"
10    4, 4   |    back to you.~But when the discourse reaches this point, lip
11    4, 6   |      of the subject of their discourse. ~One said, 'This sky will
12    4, 9   |      circumcision.~~But this discourse is endless, O Moses,~Go
13    5, 1   |    Since Thou hast with this discourse put a ring in my ear,~Take
14    5, 1   |    ostentation. Next comes a discourse on the thesis that all men
15    5, 6   | understood not a word of the discourse. In fact, he behaved just
16    6, Prol|    as they can be told,~In a discourse more closely approximating