bold = Main text
   Poem                                      grey = Comment text

 1 Pre     |      there remains to him but a vain memory of the other. I foresee
 2 II(*)   |         how he looked for it in vain from that image of earthly
 3 IV      | narcissus flowers,~Falls not in vain~And not in vain thy hair'
 4 IV      |    Falls not in vain~And not in vain thy hair's soft radiance
 5 IV      |     radiance showers~Ah, not in vain!~Before the milk upon thy
 6 IV      |         thy mockery,~And not in vain!"~Thy mouth the fountain
 7 IV      |        lovers know,~But know in vain!~God send to thee great
 8 IV      |      Archer lays,~Nor shoots in vain.~Art thou with grief afflicted,
 9 IV      |     tears, oh Heart,~Are not in vain~Last night the wind from
10 IV      |       robe in two;~'Twas not in vain!~And Hafiz, though thy heart
11 IV      |        curious eyes,~Ah, not in vain thy tears, not vain thy
12 IV      |      not in vain thy tears, not vain thy sighs,~Not all in vain~ ~
13 IV      |      vain thy sighs,~Not all in vain~ ~
14 V       |        key to the Hidden 'twere vain to seek;~No wisdom of ours
15 VI      |    tears the world hath shed in vain~Shall they not satisfy thy
16 XI      |      question his experience in vain.~Thy fettered life hangs
17 XIII    |         trieth not His slave in vain;~Nor this world nor the
18 XVII    |         lived and worshipped in vain.~ ~
19 XXIX    |         maghilan wounds thee in vain,~The desert blooms again--
20 XXXII   |      laugh although the jest be vain!~For me the source of pleasure
21 XXXIV   |     tavern door, and knocked in vain, and wept;~They took the
22 XXXIV(*)|        where they must knock in vain, and as moulding a wine-cup
23 XXXVI   |   learned books thou'lt seek in vain~The key to Love's locked
24 XXXVIII |         that sought her lips in vain.~Others may find another
25 XLII    |         manhood; they labour in vain,~The fleet-footed wind and