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 1    1, Prol|      to shorten my discourse.~Arise, O son! burst thy bonds
 2    1, 5   | colors within.~Outward colors arise from the light of sun and
 3    1, 5   |  convey.~The sound and speech arise from the thought;~Thou knowest
 4    1, 5   |   them.~When waves of thought arise from the Ocean of Wisdom,~
 5    1, 6   |       of power these nothings arise quickly,~And strong impulse
 6    1, 15  |       burst forth and the sun arise~Every creature will raise
 7    2, 17  |      The differences of sects arise from His names;~When they
 8    3, 2   |     have been granted by God;~Arise, walk without pain or affliction,~
 9    4, 2   | ennobled by union with souls.~Arise, O lovers; this sweet draught
10    4, 2   |      yours.~Ho! ye that seek, arise and take your fill of love,~
11    4, 2   |  traffic is unprofitable! 16 ~Arise, Bilqis, now that thou hast
12    4, 2   |    later death will destroy. ~Arise! O Bilqis, at least behold ~
13    5, 6   |       opened by the command, "Arise!" 1~Then that disciple smiles
14    5, 7   |    the last day~The command, "Arise," will come to every single
15    6, 7   |     and hast endured anguish,~Arise quickly and eat the sweetmeats
16    6, 7   |      simple and despised one,~Arise and eat of the banquet of