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 1    2, 2 |        give your heart to mere stones, O simpleton?~Go! seek the
 2    2, 2 |     precious jewels in lieu of stones.~But what is a jewel? Nay,
 3    2, 5 |      them away with sticks and stones, saying that true friendship
 4    2, 6 |       Houri.~Through love hard stones become soft as butter,~Without
 5    3, 13|        ye are weighted as with stones, ~_And that ye have locks
 6    4, 2 |       circumstances, e.g., the stones in the quarry crying out
 7    4, 2 |      glory is not derived from stones and mortar,~But from being
 8    4, 2 |       that your demons~May dig stones for your spiritual edifice.~
 9    4, 6 | Without doubt resemble in this stones and staves. ~The obedience
10    4, 6 |          Or like the trees and stones, which in all places ~Were
11    4, 7 |       pearls, and others black stones.~It is needful to discern
12    5, 1 |      Through marveling thereat stones become as wax.~Thou writest
13    6, 9 |  architect's thought;~Although stones and planks and bricks~Find
14    6, 9 |     saw long ago though hid in stones.~But we disobeyed the advice