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 1    1, 1   |      And is clearly inapt and wide of the mark.~What can I
 2    1, 3   | beside himself.~In love to be wide awake is treason.~The more
 3    1, 5   |       casts its spray far and wide. 9~Till the heart sees the
 4    1, 9   |       of the heavens.~For the wide expanse of that pure mind~
 5    1, 9   | expanse of that pure mind~The wide space of the seven heavens
 6    1, 9   |        with all its light and wide expanse,~When it beheld
 7    1, 13  |  truth, whereas they were all wide of the mark, as those of
 8    3, 10  |      see them clearly, though wide awake.~I conceal myself
 9    3, 17  |       eye of a needle, 'tis a wide plain;~Wherever her Yusuf-like
10    4, 1   |       a hundred greedy mouths wide open. ~In the judgment of
11    4  (20)|   which shall be shown to him wide open. Read thy book; there
12    5, 7   |     terrible dread;~With eyes wide opened in deadly apprehension~