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 1    1, 15|    from the place where the shoes were left, 6~Scattering
 2    1, 15| were left, 6~Scattering the shoes in his hurry.~If you had
 3    2, 1 |     hearts,~Even as crooked shoes fit crooked feet.~Though
 4    2, 7 |   servant. I will clean Thy shoes and comb Thy hair, and sew
 5    2, 7 |  And divers have no need of shoes.~One does not take a drunken
 6    4, 2 |    How long wilt thou steal shoes from asses of the world? ~
 7    5, 8 |     in that chamber his old shoes and the ragged dress which
 8    5, 8 |      but found only the old shoes and the ragged dress. They
 9    5, 13|   continually visit his old shoes and garments, as Majnun
10    5, 13|  love of yours for your old shoes,~Which resembles the love
11    5, 13|     You have made these old shoes your object of devotion,~
12    5, 13| orisons to this old pair of shoes?~And breathe your oft-told
13    5, 13|   what great Asaf were your shoes the house?~Is your old garment,
14    5, 13|     of vermin,~And mend thy shoes, and kiss the hem of thy
15    5, 13|   of his regard for the old shoes and rags, in order to admonish