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 1 Pre     |  between Hafiz and Timur took place (see note to Poem V.), and
 2 Pre     |      between jest and earnest place the pointed saying, that
 3 Pre     |     his grave should become a place of pilgrimage for all the
 4 Pre     |   ocean of sin, he may find a place in paradise." It is a fortunate
 5 Pre     |     This was due in the first place to the introduction of Greek
 6 Pre     |    would be wretched in their place.[1] And finally, there is
 7 Pre     |     they could not reasonably place one above another; nay more,
 8 Pre     |     to enter into the highest place.'"~In the language of religious
 9 Pre     |  Persians, Hafiz occupies the place that is filled by Shakespeare
10 Pre     |     victorious.~"Let the poet place upon her fingers the jewels
11 Pre     |       was taking a recognised place in the literature of Persia
12 Pre     |  tavern, for instance, is the place of instruction or worship,
13 I(*)    |       regained the honourable place from which it had fallen;
14 II(*)   | within a day's journey of the place they were all destroyed
15 VII     |     alight?~Drunken am I, yet place not my name~In the Book
16 VII     |       his head,~He may find a place in God's Paradise.~ ~
17 VII(*)  |      a fresh pair takes their place. The books which they have
18 XXI(*)  |      steps of the tavern--the place of instruction in Sufi doctrine.~
19 XXI(*)  | expenses to Hormuz, and there place him on a vessel of Mahmud
20 XXII    |    winds from a flower strewn place,~Without her bright check,
21 XXVI(*) |    corpse. She was led to the place where the murdered King
22 XXX(*)  |       guardian of the highest place in heaven.~Ibn Batuta, the
23 XXX(*)  |    wide celebrity, and a high place among cities. It possesses
24 XXX(*)  |     his discourse. This takes place between the mid-day and
25 XXXIV(*)|     the angels, I am going to place a substitute on earth; they
26 XXXIV(*)|   earth; they said, Wilt thou place there one who will do evil
27 XXXVII  |      flying feet,~To deck the place thy mistress passes through.~ ~
28 XLIII   |      that the wind bears from place to place,~I arise and flee
29 XLIII   |      wind bears from place to place,~I arise and flee beyond