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 1 Pre    |   redoubled his orgies in the face of danger. Uncertain of
 2 Pre    |       s time); "he is fair of face, imposing of presence, and
 3 Pre    |     the fearless and terrible face. Hearing that his brother
 4 Pre    |   glad am I to see the King's face again."~The date of his
 5 Pre    |   poet concludes, "his is the face reflected in the mirror;
 6 Pre    |    human love: "Avert not thy face from~[1. Yusuf and Zuleikha.]~
 7 Pre    |  little mark upon the water's face and disappears." These are
 8 Pre    |    the Beloved has veiled his face, how comes it that his lovers
 9 Pre    |       upon the desert's dusty face." Pitiful tragedies, great
10 III    |      s road-absent, I see thy face,~And in thine car my wind-blown
11 III    |       Creator mirrored in thy face~Thine eyes shall see, God'
12 III(*) | lapwing threw a leaf upon her face. And they say that Bilkis
13 V      |      I bring her? a beautiful face~Needs nor jewel nor mole
14 V(*)   |   paint, of which a beautiful face does not stand in need,
15 XII    |     meet?~His friend's bright face warms not the enemy~When
16 XIV    |       comrade of the road!~My face is seamed with dust, mine
17 XV     |       blind to all but to thy face.~Open the gates and bid
18 XVI    |      is nought and the dial's face.~On the lip of Oblivion
19 XVII   |     or vile, shall appear his face.~Alike the drunk and the
20 XXI    |     best for thee to hide thy face from those~That long for
21 XXII   |    fair without the beloved's face,~Nor merry the Spring without
22 XXIV   | mirror forth the Great King's face;~One ray of light from out
23 XXV    |    misery,~My lady's gracious face can comfort me,~And at the
24 XXVIII |       to me, when on my happy face~Clearly thy love was writ,
25 XXIX   |    Joseph shall return, whose face~A little time was hidden:
26 XXXII  |       hungered for his lady's face~Shall, when she cometh,
27 XXXIV  |     one, like Hafiz, from the face of Thought~Has torn the
28 XXXVII |       eye shall gaze upon her face,~No glass but that of an
29 XXXVIII|      fain to seek.~Reveal thy face! that the whole world may
30 XXXIX  |        of thy longing for his face.~The breezes whispering
31 XL     |       heart desire~For a fair face lies like a burden sore,~
32 XLIII  |   idol of Hafiz' worship; thy face~From the world and life