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 1 Pre     |      the threatened quarter got wind of the King's design, and
 2 Pre     |  retired spot to which even the wind is a stranger, come to the
 3 Pre     |       and the perfumed wine! Oh wind of the dawn, bring unto
 4 Pre     |         s retreating army. "The wind has brought me word," he
 5 Pre     |        Hafiz sings: "Though the wind of discord shake the two
 6 Pre     |      sings the cool rush of the wind of dawn, the scarlet cup
 7 I       |         ways.~I have prayed the wind o'er my heart to fling~The
 8 II      |      purple tresses curled,~The wind of morning through the alleys
 9 III     |                           III~* WIND from the east, oh Lapwing
10 IV      |      not in vain~Last night the wind from out her village blew,~
11 IV(*)   |  beneath the warm breath of the wind that blows from where thou
12 VIII    |     pomp, and the steeds of the wind,~And the speech of birds,
13 VIII    |       speech of birds, down the wind have fled,~And he that was
14 VIII(*) |        behind. He harnessed the wind as a steed to his chariot,
15 IX      | drunkenness loosen the rein.~Oh wind, if thou passest the garden
16 IX      |      The message I send to him, wind that blows!~"Why hast thou
17 X       |         afresh and new and new!~Wind of the dawn that passest
18 XIV     |       the red rose, then came a wind,~And catching at the boughs
19 XIV     |       me who could not stay~The wind of Death that swept my hopes
20 XVIII   |       forswear.~Drift, like the wind across a violet bed,~Before
21 XVIII(*)|        bow their heads when the wind passes over them, so they
22 XIX     |       me~Set to his melody.~The wind itself bore joy to Solomon;~
23 XIX     |      bud, oh heart of mine?~The wind of dawn that sets closed
24 XX      |         street of So-and-So,~Oh wind, bring perfumes sweet to
25 XX      |         street of So-and-So,~Oh wind, bring perfumes sweet to
26 XXIII   |      When, to the kisses of the wind, the morn~Unveils the rose'
27 XXV     |         when o'er the earth~The wind of Spring with soft warm
28 XXV     |      thorns all men forget,~The wind of Winter ends its proud
29 XXVI    |     where even now the restless wind~Scatters the dust of Djem'
30 XXVII   |     above a flame caught by the wind,~So rose she from my breast
31 XXX     |         s close~Flies the north wind laden with ambergris--~Oh,
32 XXX     |        to Shiraz when the north wind blows!~There abideth the
33 XXX     |         has put it to shame.~Oh wind that blows from the sun-rising,~
34 XXXI    |         of Dawn's musk-strewing wind shall blow,~The ancient
35 XXXI    |   jessamine a brimming cup,~And wind flowers lift their scarlet
36 XXXII(*)|       to the action of rain and wind and of the rays of the sun.~
37 XXXVI   |       But ask no more the sweet wind's wayward choir.~Ask me
38 XXXVII  |    apart!~And when from her the wind blows perfume sweet,~Tear,
39 XXXVIII |        meadow blows the western wind,~Through every garden he
40 XXXIX   |         Shah's garden blows the wind of Spring,~The tulip in
41 XLII    |       And what has befallen the wind of Spring?~None now sayeth: "
42 XLII    |       in vain,~The fleet-footed wind and the quickening rain,~
43 XLIII   |      Before, like dust that the wind bears from place to place,~