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1 Pre | as they stood, and then return unmoved to his devotions.
2 Pre | Chinese umbrella; and Timur in return sent the King a robe of
3 Pre | Solomon himself. On his return from a journey, probably
4 Pre | Yezd--"Why should I not return to mine own home? Why should
5 Pre | sorrows of exile; let me return to mine own city, let me
6 Pre | sorrow is overpast; I will return to Shiraz through the favour
7 Pre | brain afire, I desired to return to my mistress, Youth, but
8 Pre | victory and a fortunate return to Shiraz, which may perhaps
9 Pre | that unto him they shall return, may be traced to the same
10 Pre | the soul in God is only a return (and here we come near to
11 Pre | chariot of the soul, longs to return to the plain of birth, and
12 Pre | soul of the Sufi longs to return to God, from whom it has
13 Pre | when it shall please him to return into himself again. It is
14 Pre | God, should be obliged to return to the prison from whence
15 XV | XV~* RETURN! that to a heart wounded
16 XV | and strength may enter in; return!~And Life shall pause at
17 XV | the kingdom of my heart~Return! glad Lord of Rome, and
18 XXVIII | scorch~Their wings and yet return, turned all to thee?~Within
19 XXIX | FROM Canaan Joseph shall return, whose face~A little time
20 XXIX | stricken heart! joy shall return again,~Peace to the love-tossed
21 XXIX | Weep'st thou? let hope return and weep no more!~To-day
22 XXX(*) | the river, and at sunset return to the town. So did I also.
23 XXXIV(*)| live his substance should return to the earth from whence
24 XXXIX(*)| keep them together till the return of Moses, Al Samiri, understanding
25 XL(*) | judgment was done, they could return to heaven. For some time
26 XL(*) | power of a divine word, ye return to heaven. Teach me also
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