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 1    1  (1)|       question of freewill and compulsion of man's will (see Gulshan
 2    1, 6  |       sense lack it.~The word 'compulsion' makes me impatient for
 3    1, 6  |   loves not who is fettered by compulsion.~This is close communion
 4    1, 6  |        communion with God, not compulsion,~The shining of the sun,
 5    1, 6  |       dark cloud.~Or, if it be compulsion, 'tis not common compulsion,~
 6    1, 6  |    compulsion, 'tis not common compulsion,~It is not the domination
 7    1, 6  |      son, they understand this compulsion~For whom God opens the eyes
 8    1, 6  |      They possess freewill and compulsion besides, 4~As in oyster-shells
 9    1, 6  |    elixir.~In you freewill and compulsion are vain fancies,~But in
10    3, 15 |   heaven itself were matter of compulsion.~In its revolutions reward
11    4, 2  |       good-will, and others on compulsion,~Even as worshippers follow
12    4, 2  |             That you plead not compulsion, and so err (like Iblis).~
13    4, 2  |        climb into that tree of compulsion?~How long cast out of sight
14    4, 2  |     such pleasure in acting on compulsion~As he exhibits when committing
15    4, 2  | account?"~Does a man acting on compulsion talk like this?~Or rather
16    4, 2  |        reason demands you deem compulsion.~Whoso is wise and prudent