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1    1, 1|   conceivable?~Shamsu-'d-Din of Tabriz importunes Jalalu-'d-Din~
2    1, 1|     Masnavi.~The sun (Shams) of Tabriz is a perfect light,~A sun,
3    1, 1|        was heard of the "Sun of Tabriz,"~The sun of the fourth
4    1, 1|   impose silence on the 'Sun of Tabriz.'"~He said, "Thy words are
5    6, 8|     Pension from the Prefect of Tabriz.~These reflections on the
6    6, 8|    maintained by the Prefect of Tabriz. This man incurred heavy
7    6, 8|   pressing the man journeyed to Tabriz to seek further aid; but
8    6, 8|          A charitable person of Tabriz endeavoured to raise funds
9    6, 8| benefactor than the citizens of Tabriz who were still living.~The