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1    2, 2 |       of stones.~But what is a jewel? Nay, you will be an ocean
2    2, 15|     his iron,~The color in his jewel grows less and less.~When
3    4, 5 |        drachms in weight.~That jewel of right, belonged to you,~
4    5, 1 |   Since the brilliance of that jewel beams forth,~It is exempted
5    5, 9 |       the bath lost a valuable jewel, and the king gave order
6    5, 9 | himself he found that the lost jewel had been found, and those
7    5, 13|   courtiers in turn a valuable jewel, and asked them its value.
8    5, 13|     them presents. Finally the jewel came into the hands of Ayaz,
9    5, 13|        and therefore broke the jewel to pieces. Blind imitation