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 1   Intro, 1      |  approach of the season of the~roses. Also the juice of the cane
 2   Intro, 1      |     the skirts of my robe with roses, when I reached the rose-tree,~
 3   Intro, 3      |        time of the dominion of roses had arrived:~ ~ Green garments
 4   Intro, 3      | pulpits of branches.~ Upon the roses pearls of dew had fallen,~
 5   Intro, 3      |     had in his skirt~collected roses, sweet basil, hyacinths
 6   Intro, 3      |          Thou knowest~that the roses of the garden are perishable
 7   Intro, 3      |     what use will be a dish of roses to thee?~ Take a leaf from
 8   Intro, 3      | letter-writers. In short, some roses of the~garden still remained
 9       2, Story34|      receive him.~ ~ ~ Its red roses were like the cheeks of
10       2, Story48|        I saw bouquets of fresh roses~ Tied upon a cupola of grass.~
11       2, Story48|        also in the line of the roses?'~ The grass wept and said: '
12       5, Story13|  assembly joined together like roses and tulips!~ Thou art withered
13       5, Story16|     been poured and essence of roses mixed. I knew not whether
14       5, Story18|  Before he had first scattered roses and narcissi.~ The turns
15       5, Story18|      of heaven have strewn the roses of his face.~ Thorns and
16       6, Story2 |      an apartment adorned with roses, fixing his eyes~and heart
17       6, Story2 |      gold brocade,~ Essence of roses, fragrant aloes, paint,
18       6, Story5 | merriment had been cut and the roses of his~countenance were