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 1    1, 3  |  hadst Majnun's eyes,~The two worlds would be within thy view.~
 2    1, 5  |     or two for the lion.~What worlds the principle of Reason
 3    1, 7  |      He requires from the two worlds cries and groans.~How shall
 4    2, 1  |       you my guidance in both worlds.~True, a guide deserves
 5    2, 4  |       are brought forth other worlds.~Should I reckon them in
 6    2, 16 |      of my heart view the two worlds.~Let not a weakling like
 7    4  (4)|    who is "the sum of all the worlds" and the "Great world."
 8    4, 4  |      women, ~Saying, "The two worlds are hidden in thy vesture; ~
 9    5, 1  |   word evidence,~Because both worlds through him bloom like roses.~
10    5, 13 |    shame be upon you!~In both worlds you are naught but a hypocrite;~
11    5, 13 |       a hypocrite;~In the two worlds only an unprofitable servant.~
12    6, 5  |   think it right to ruin both worlds?~I know you are pure of
13    6, 7  | Knower is a safeguard in both worlds,~For therein ye will find