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1 Pre | killed 1000 men with his own hand. "No," replied Mahommad, "
2 Pre | sent him a letter by the hand of a faithful servant. "
3 Pre | the goblet of joy into the hand of all wine-drinkers"; and
4 Pre | being free; for on the one hand it is impossible to conceive
5 Pre | poets found ready to their hand a mass of vague and beautiful
6 Pre | through pain." On the other hand, he was equally unwilling
7 Pre | He must hold ever in the hand of his mind the weighing
8 V | Turkish maid of Shiraz! in thy hand~If thou'lt take my heart,
9 V(*) | stream Ruknabad flows near at hand.~Stanza 2.--The Luli or
10 V(*) | translator of Hafiz has tried his hand upon this song, which is
11 VIII(*) | life and sorrow have gone hand in hand, bound together
12 VIII(*) | sorrow have gone hand in hand, bound together by the first
13 IX | And I too, stretching my hand to the wine,~On the neck
14 XI | pleasant hours slip from the hand of Fate,~Reckon each hour
15 XIII | hast my heart within thy hand,~Thou heed'st me not; and
16 XVI(*) | spontaneously bend down to the hand of the person who would
17 XVII | Paradise slipped from his hand.~All you that misconstrue
18 XVII | Bring the cup in thine hand to the Judgment-seat;~Thou
19 XX | old;~A wine-cup from the hand of Youth~Bring me for pity
20 XXII | scatter gold with a careless hand?~The gold of thy heart,
21 XXIII | malignant star~Has loosed my hand that held her, lone and
22 XXIII | all the joy that Hafiz' hand might hold,~Lay in the beads
23 XXIV | bitter sea!~Nay, by the hand that sells me wine, I vow~
24 XXV | woe,~My mistress sets her hand and writes: Finis.~Oh, linger
25 XXX(*) | poet of his time. Close at hand is a hermitage built by
26 XXXI | meagre Ramazan is close at hand!~Dear is the rose--now,
27 XXXIX(*)| worked miracles with his hand and his staff, but Al Samiri
28 XLIII | thou shalt bring in thine hand to me,~Thy voice shall ring
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