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 1 Pre     |      Cairo, members of which were set up as Khalifs by the Mamluk
 2 Pre     |      Purabi, Sultan of Bengal, he set forth for India; but a series
 3 Pre     |           refuge, his destiny has set him upon the steps of a
 4 Pre     |        the same prayers. Again he set forth and sought through
 5 Pre     |         my dead heart-yea, it has set my very winding-sheet alight."
 6 Pre     |           desire; each of us will set out upon the search for
 7 II(*)   |           When it was finished he set out with a great attendance
 8 IV      |          dimpled well of tears is set below,~And death lies near
 9 V(*)    |     cooked food were prepared and set out on the ground. The soldiers
10 VII     |       synagogue lend its flame~To set thy monastic torches alight?~
11 IX      |               IX~* OH Cup-bearer, set my glass afire~With the
12 X(*)    |          the name of Hafiz. It is set to a soft and well-nigh
13 XI(*)   |           than musk. Round it are set as many cups as there are
14 XIV     |          moon her jealous glances set~Upon the bow-bent eyebrows
15 XVI(*)  |       birds ready dressed will be set before him, according to
16 XVIII   |       stir.~Ah, loose me not! ah, set not Hafiz free~From out
17 XVIII(*)|           he, too, for whom Moses set out to seek when he had
18 XIX     |         word from my Friend to me~Set to his melody.~The wind
19 XXI     |      crown, with priceless jewels set,~Encircles fear of death
20 XXI(*)  |        his sister's children, and set forth upon his journey.
21 XXVI    |          is here,~"Gently upon me set thy lips!" they say.~What
22 XXVI(*) |     dynasty, the Kayanian. He was set upon the throne by the hero
23 XXVI(*) |  relinquish Shirin to him. Ferhad set himself to the task, and
24 XXXI    |    Wine-red, the judas-tree shall set before~The pure white jessamine
25 XXXI    |           merriment ere long will set,~And meagre Ramazan is close
26 XXXV    |       them whose rose gardens are set~Beside the Zindeh Rud, and
27 XXXV(*) | ruz-i-gàràn, yàd bàd!" A man will set it upon a letter to an absent
28 XXXVII  |           for they~Whose feet are set upon the road that lies~'
29 XXXIX   |        wrought,~Defies the limits set by space and time!~O'er
30 XLIII   |           the snares of the world set free.~When the voice of