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 1    1, Prol|         day ho shall return.~My wailing is heard in every throng,~
 2    1, 8   |         Omar said to him, "This wailing of thine~Shows thou art
 3    1, 8   |         Giver of knowledge,~Thy wailing contrition is worse than
 4    1, 8   |      lute,~At another embracest wailing and weeping."~While the "
 5    2, 16  |          What to you is funeral wailing is marriage drum to me. ~
 6    4, 2   |         that call of God. 9~The wailing of horn and the thunder
 7    4, 9   |  oppress captives!~Your present wailing and sorrow and grieves,~
 8    5, 2   |        Hypocritical weeping and wailing like that of Joseph's brethren
 9    5, 6   |       or nuts, or on crying and wailing.~The blind imitator is like
10    6, 2   |       and home;~How can I cease wailing while Thou oppressest me?~
11    6, 3   | occasion for rejoicing, not for wailing. The man who is engrossed
12    6, 9   |         Till the smoke of their wailing rises to heaven;~Yea, the
13    6, 9   |       idle sports.~Though he is wailing with heartfelt cry of 'O
14    6, 9   |       sweet in my ears,~And his wailing and cries of' O God!'~In