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 1    1, 4  |      and then descending in rain.~Though water be enclosed
 2    1, 5  |      He who sends forth the rain from heaven,~Can He not
 3    1, 9  | could charm his heart?~That rain brought forth a flash of
 4    2, 18 |     of the sweetness of the rain from heaven.~He urges the
 5    3, 2  | five nights in the cold and rain. At last, exhausted with
 6    3, 2  |   garden, but, owing to the rain and the darkness, and his
 7    3, 17 | grow from the sole heat and rain of heaven. ~This is the
 8    3, 17 |   tears ~Are drawn by it as rain from the clouds. ~I am distracted
 9    3, 18 |     You come in the form of rain and sunshine, ~You depart
10    4, 6  |   wisdom was shed down like rain, ~Whilst there wisdom saw
11    4, 6  |  transitory? ~How knows the rain the transitory nature of
12    5, 7  |  forth heat.~If He makes me rain, I produce rich crops;~If
13    6, 6  |    Ward not off the pouring rain and the sun's heat;"~Till
14    6  (6)|     emitted heat instead of rain, to punish those who disregarded