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 1    1, Prol|    flute?~The flute tells the tale of love's bloodstained path,~
 2    1, Prol|        ye have now heard this tale,~Which sets forth the very
 3    1, 7   |   sooner heard the merchant's tale than ho too fell down dead
 4    1, 7   | Beauteous One!~Tell forth the tale of the Beloved, every whit!~
 5    2, 1   |      Aden?"~I will tell you a tale; hearken attentively,~That
 6    3, 14  |       of salvation 1.~In this tale there is a warning for thee,
 7    3, 18  |  Annihilated, and made like a tale that is told!"~Solomon and
 8    4, 2   |      of preaching.~I tell the tale of Saba in lovers' style.~
 9    4, 9   |      known as the "Merchant's Tale" in Chaucer. This woman,
10    5, 13  |       them faithfully,~Hear a tale of the sweetness of my commandments,~
11    6, 5   |  children,~Each child tells a tale of pleasure felt by her.~
12    6, 6   |      But read the rest of the tale in the commentaries.~When
13    6, 9   |     said, "The rose tells her tale to the Bulbul,"~Or, "The