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shadows 3
shadowy 1
shaft 1
shah 55
shake 1
shakespeare 2
shakh-i-nahat 3
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57 been
57 if
57 shiraz
55 shah
55 so
55 would
53 out
Shemsuddin Mahommad, alias Hafiz
Teachings of Hafiz

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1 Pre | Gore Ouseley and Daulat Shah, whose work is mainly a 2 Pre | century, a certain Mahmud Shah Inju was governing the province 3 Pre | On the death of Mahmud Shah, Abu Said appointed Sheikh 4 Pre | the three sons of Mahmud Shah to be seized and imprisoned; 5 Pre | the three sons of Mahmud Shah Inju who had so narrowly 6 Pre | Atabeg, and the son of Mahmud Shah was obliged to content himself 7 Pre | the keys of his gate to Shah Shudja, son of Mahommad 8 Pre | himself was the first to fall. Shah Shudja seized his father 9 Pre | kindled (i.e. Mahommad's son, Shah Shudja), through those eyes 10 Pre | unmoved to his devotions. Shah Shudja once asked his father 11 Pre | reach 800."~After his death, Shah Shudja reigned in Shiraz, 12 Pre | Shiraz, and his brother Shah Yahya in Yezd. Shah Shudia 13 Pre | brother Shah Yahya in Yezd. Shah Shudia was a man of like 14 Pre | to save the boy. Before Shah Shudja's death the knell 15 Pre | Northern Persia. In 1382 Shah Shudja sent a propitiatory 16 Pre | time with riotous living, Shah Shudja did his utmost to 17 Pre | Ahmed entered the room where Shah Shudja lay sick to death, 18 Pre | obliged to withdraw. Thereupon Shah Shudja sent him a letter 19 Pre | unhappy city." And Ahmed went.~Shah Shudja died in the odour 20 Pre | Timur bestowed Shiraz upon Shah Yahya, uncle to Mansur, 21 Pre | fighting beneath the sword of Shah Rukh Mirza, Timur's son, 22 Pre | Hafiz passed into that of Shah Shudja, but the relations 23 Pre | been somewhat strained. Shah Shudja may have distrusted 24 Pre | interlocutor towards the other. Shah Shudja reproached Hafiz 25 Pre | wine-cup received honour from Shah Shudja, Fortune has put 26 Pre | several poems he welcomes Shah Shudja's accession to the 27 Pre | keeper of the peace (i.e. Shah Shudja) and received permission 28 Pre | proclaimed the glory of Shah Shudja, just as he had proclaimed 29 Pre | guardian unto thee!"~One of Shah Shudja's vizirs, Hadji Kawameddin 30 Pre | renowned for his wisdom), while Shah Shudja masquerades under 31 Pre | encouraging. He visited Shah Yahya, Shah Shudja's brother, 32 Pre | He visited Shah Yahya, Shah Shudja's brother, at Yezd, 33 Pre | that the allusion is to Shah Yahya--"though while I dwelt 34 Pre | after this luckless visit to Shah Yahya that he is said to 35 Pre | the pressing invitation of Shah, Mahmud Purabi, Sultan of 36 Pre | compares this Sultan with Shah Yahya, much to the disadvantage 37 Pre | mouth with pearls, whereas Shah Yahya, to whose court he 38 Pre | had sent him empty away.~Shah Shudja was not the only 39 Pre | view of his life. Daulat Shah, for instance, states that " 40 Pre | due deference to Daulat Shah, I would submit that Abu 41 Pre | would submit that Abu Ishac, Shah Shudja, and Shah Mansur 42 Pre | Ishac, Shah Shudja, and Shah Mansur were none of them 43 Pre | It is related that Nadir Shah took counsel from Hafiz' 44 Pre | appointed hour of Tabriz." Nadir Shah took this as an encouragement 45 Pre | ceremonies grew up. Daulat Shah in his Biography of the 46 Pre | welcomed the accession of Shah Shudja, nor was it only 47 Pre | But this is not all. With Shah Shudja, I would accuse him 48 II(*) | beautiful garden belonging to Shah Shudja, and called by him 49 XXI(*) | King of the Deccan, Mahmud Shah Bahmani, had heard of the 50 XXI(*) | of the money which Mahmud Shah had sent to him. He was 51 XXI(*) | him on a vessel of Mahmud Shah's which was coming to fetch 52 XXI(*) | Vizir read it to Mahmud Shah, who was transported by 53 XXIV(*)| Stanza 5.--Shah Shudja, as has been related 54 XXIV(*)| had been the protégé of Shah Shudja's former rival, Abu 55 XXXIX | after wickedness.~From the Shah's garden blows the wind


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