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 1 Pre      |       towards providing him with a good equipment for life. Although
 2 Pre      |         whom Abu Ishac had been so good a patron; moreover, he nursed
 3 Pre      |           was not averse from such good wishes as these from the
 4 Pre      |      Kawameddin Hassan, was also a good friend to Hafiz. In the
 5 Pre      |       counsel of Hafiz: 'Go and do good!' for I see that this maxim
 6 Pre      |        doubtful reputation in such good stead.~Hafiz was married
 7 Pre      |           to nihilism. The highest good to which the Sufis can attain,
 8 Pre      |       vexed question is perhaps as good as any other: "Sir," said
 9 Pre      |           will and to work for his good pleasure " (Phil. ii. 12).]~
10 Pre      |           question them concerning good and evil." But such expressions
11 Pre      |         teaching. There is neither good nor evil, since both alike
12 Pre      |            Ali in order to keep on good terms with the orthodox,
13 Pre      |            are few. Most Sufis are good and religious men, holding
14 Pre      |           unwilling to despise the good things of this world. "The
15 Pre      |     supplied by the Oriental is as good as the other. But, then,
16 Pre      |          most of them would lose a good half of their interest.
17 Pre      |          of the veil?" Like many a good and brave man before his
18 I(*)     |        with the reply, that it was good policy to steal from the
19 I(*)     |     speaking of. The flesh is very good to eat. Messer Marco brought
20 V        |           lay.~But, fair Love, let good counsel direct thy feet;~
21 XI(*)    |          of this lake the souls of good Mahommadans rest and find
22 XII      | drunkenness be linked to piety~And good repute?~Where is the preacher'
23 XIV      |            parrot crunching sugar, good~Seemed the world to me who
24 XIX      |           s garden close,~Bringing good tidings of its queen and
25 XIX(*)   |          the power of the Tartars, good Lord, deliver us!" First
26 XXIV(*)  |   acknowledged that he had dealt a good blow on behalf of the Mahommadan
27 XXVII    |      vanished, and the timid foal,~Good Fortune, slipped the rein
28 XXVIII   |         Within the banquet-hall of Good Repute~(Hast thou forgot?)
29 XXXVII(*)|         the Bezaar, being approved good against Venome" and Hawkins,
30 XL       |         thanks for nights spent in good company,~And take the gifts