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 1 Pre     |       dawn, bring unto me the dust from my friend's threshold,
 2 Pre     |       Why should I not lay my dust in the street of mine own
 3 Pre     |       he sought a home in the dust of Mosalla, seek his date
 4 Pre     | Mosalla, seek his date in the dust of Mosalla." The letters
 5 Pre     | Persian words Khak-i-Mosalla, dust of Mosalla, give the number
 6 Pre     |      cast its shadow o'er the dust of his desire."~It is not
 7 Pre     |   hair were to blow across my dust when I had been dead a hundred
 8 Pre     |      swept with his cheek the dust from the tavern threshold"--"
 9 III     |     bid thee fly;~Lest in the dust thy tameless wings should
10 VII     |   victor shall knead from thy dust~The bricks that repair its
11 VII(*)  |     out of a barren desert of dust and stones into one of these
12 XII     |    sun?~Balm to mine eyes the dust, my head I bow~Upon thy
13 XIV     |        My face is seamed with dust, mine eyes are wet.~Of dust
14 XIV     |   dust, mine eyes are wet.~Of dust and tears the turquoise
15 XIV(*)  |   that the allusion is to the dust and water which God kneaded
16 XVIII   |    friend~Be crownèd with the dust that crowns the meek.~ ~
17 XX      |      me rest from misery!~The dust that lies before her door,~
18 XXI     |     fallen head~Not worth the dust?~Wash white that travel-stained
19 XXIV    |   both pledged for wine.~With dust my heart is thick, that
20 XXVI    |       Bahman, Djemshid, their dust is here,~"Gently upon me
21 XXVI    |    restless wind~Scatters the dust of Djem's imperial throne?~
22 XXVI(*) | shining like jewels among the dust and stones.~There is a tradition
23 XXXIV   |       wine to me,~Down to the dust I am, your bright feet stept.~
24 XXXV    |    enamoured head,~And in the dust wisdom and passion rot.~
25 XXXVII  |      A grimmer Cup-bearer the dust shall throw.~Yea, to the
26 XXXVII  |  sweet choir,~When I unto the dust I am have passed,~Forget
27 XXXVII  |      cast~Thy shadow o'er the dust of my desire.~Flow, bitter
28 XXXVIII |      I have laid my head,~The dust shall cover me, still lying
29 XXXIX(*)|   went further, and took some dust from the footsteps of the
30 XXXIX(*)|   such was the virtue of that dust. (Sale, Notes to second
31 XLI     |      rose, the tulip from the dust have risen--~And thou, why
32 XLI     |    why liest thou beneath the dust?~Like the full clouds of
33 XLII    |      crowned,~A land from the dust of which friendship springs--~
34 XLIII   |    may arise--~Forth from the dust I will rise up to welcome
35 XLIII   |     on my grave,~Before, like dust that the wind bears from