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 1    1, 5   | upon a par.~A painting on a wall resembles a man,~But see
 2    1, 13  |     dash thy head against a wall!"~The speech of water, of
 3    2, 2   |  the sun's beams strike the wall,~And the wall only reflects
 4    2, 2   |    strike the wall,~And the wall only reflects that borrowed
 5    2, 5   |    was surrounded by a high wall. He took some of the bricks
 6    2, 5   |   bricks off the top of the wall and cast them over it into
 7    2, 5   |  more bricks I pull off the wall, the nearer I approach to
 8    2, 5   |     is, that so long as the wall of the body intervenes,
 9    3, 12  |   when a light falls upon a wall, ~That wall is a connecting-link
10    3, 12  |    falls upon a wall, ~That wall is a connecting-link between
11    5, 13  |   pictures of Rustam on the wall of a bath~Are similar to
12    6, Prol|    bird sat on the top of a wall;~Which was best, its head
13    6, 6   |   village,~And to house and wall, saying, "Afford no shade!~