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 1 Pre     |        Batuta, "how far is the earth removed from the Pleiades!"
 2 Pre     |       Empty the dregs upon the earth, and go."~So perished the
 3 Pre     |       the four quarters of the earth; may it be for all time
 4 Pre     |    orbit, every quarter of the earth is full of evil and wickedness!
 5 Pre     |  desired to rest in the sacred earth which holds the bones of
 6 Pre     |        planted firmly upon the earth: man and his deeds might
 7 VI      |      flowery close~Of the fair earth, these are enough for me~
 8 VI      |     all the treasures that the earth can boast,~A brimming cup
 9 VI      |     Paradise~Though heaven and earth before me God unroll,~Back
10 VII     |     the leaves of my garden of earth;~With a love like a huri
11 VIII    |   treaty: Am I not Lord of the earth?~Man sealed with a sigh:
12 XI      |     garden fair,~What more has earth to give? All ye that wait,~
13 XIII    |  hearken to the glories of the earth;~Only thy beauty to mine
14 XVII    |   yield--~Ah, make the most of earth's treasury!~The flickering
15 XVIII(*)|  wherever his feet rested, the earth was covered with green herbs.~
16 XXI     |    like Hafiz, the delights of earth,~Ask not one grain of favour
17 XXIV    |        For nought but these on earth or heaven I care.~What though
18 XXIV    |        and drum, what time the earth~Awaited the white dawn,
19 XXV     |       and forgot when o'er the earth~The wind of Spring with
20 XXXII(*)|   which are buried deep in the earth, is due to the action of
21 XXXIV(*)|       to place a substitute on earth; they said, Wilt thou place
22 XXXIV(*)|      the secrets of heaven and earth, and know that which ye
23 XXXIV(*)|       ordered to take from the earth seven handfuls of clay of
24 XXXIV(*)|       in turn was moved by the earth's prayer that he would not
25 XXXIV(*)|        seven handfuls from the earth, but hearing her lamentations,
26 XXXIV(*)| substance should return to the earth from whence it had been
27 XXXIV(*)|       all the creatures of the earth, though they had at first
28 XXXV    |   should be forgot,~Though the earth cover the enamoured head,~
29 XXXVII  |   Consume the fleeting harvest Earth may yield!~Oh Cypress-tree!
30 XXXVII  |      the road that lies~'Twixt Earth and Heaven Thou shalt be
31 XL(*)   | musicians and singers upon the earth. Zohra played a part in
32 XL(*)   |       Marut, to go down to the earth as judges over man, and
33 XL(*)   |      than any other woman upon earth, came before their judgment-seat
34 XLI     |         Till thou too from the earth thine head shalt thrust.~ ~