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 1 Pre     |          Hulagu, a grandson of the great Tartar invader Chinghis
 2 Pre     |          nominal allegiance to the Great Khan of the Mongols in Cambalec
 3 Pre     |       modest although his power is great and his territories extensive.
 4 Pre     |      occasion he wished to build a great gate in that city, and hearing
 5 Pre     |            bursts into flower. "Oh great and holy!" cries the poet, "
 6 Pre     |            whither his fame drew a great number of pupils. We find
 7 Pre     |            the world has been to a great extent fulfilled. A very
 8 Pre     |         which he received from the great men of his day, he is said
 9 Pre     | philosophical treatises," says his great Turkish editor, Sudi, "to
10 Pre     |     teacher.~Hafiz belonged to the great sect from which so many
11 Pre     |          enough to account for the great perversion of Mahommad's
12 Pre     |       opinion that quietism is the great curse of the East. "The
13 Pre     |             it has removed him, in great measure, from the touch
14 Pre     |            are the utterances of a great poet, the imaginative interpreter
15 Pre     |          face." Pitiful tragedies, great rejoicings, the fall of
16 II(*)   |            began the building of a great city which his son completed.
17 II(*)   |         finished he set out with a great attendance to take a view
18 III(*)  |        brought Solomon news of the great Queen, and told him that
19 IV      |          in vain!~God send to thee great length of happy days~Lo,
20 V(*)    |          round, dishes of rice and great quantities of cooked food
21 V(*)    |            that the original is of great beauty.~The whole poem has
22 VII(*)  |       shadowy retreat planted with great plane-trees. The water which
23 VIII    |  perfection of mortal birth~In the great Is Not at the last shall
24 VIII(*) |        bound together by the first great pact between God and man.~
25 X(*)    |            beautiful coming from a great distance, the singer ending
26 XI(*)   |          its waters are led into a great square lake, a month's journey
27 XVI(*)  |          or, more probably, that a great number of those upon whom
28 XIX(*)  |           They rased to the ground great cities; they reduced populous
29 XXI(*)  |      dervishes, although they have great pretensions to sanctity,
30 XXIV    |          glass to mirror forth the Great King's face;~One ray of
31 XXVI(*) |          son in the battle "by the great Oxus stream, the yellow
32 XXX(*)  |          is a well-built town of a great size, a wide celebrity,
33 XXX(*)  |          three times a week to the great mosque. Often as many as
34 XXX(*)  |            hands on account of the great heat. Each day in one of
35 XXXII   |            when she cometh, know a great content.~The Zealot seeks
36 XXXIX(*)|          Shiraz, the fame of whose great skill had reached Bengal.
37 XXXIX(*)|          unable to show wonders as great as those performed by Moses.
38 XL(*)   |           sin, were carried into a great mountain and suspended by