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1    1, 5 |         the gates of the King's palace.~Ah! sleep not, O unreflecting
2    1, 6 | ambassador inquired for 'Omar's palace, and learned that 'Omar
3    1, 6 |       Omar dwelt in no material palace, but in a spiritual tabernacle,
4    2, 7 |        and lusts.~Whoso is in a palace and enjoying wealth,~That
5    2, 11|         day lying asleep in his palace, when he was awakened by
6    4, 2 |        of state surrounding his palace,~Though he needed no guards
7    4, 2 |     guards with drums round his palace.~His purpose in having this
8    4, 2 |    footsteps on the roof of his palace.~He said to himself, "Whose
9    6, 7 |         then went to the king's palace, and, each of them co-operating