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 1 Pre     | crumbled away. There followed a long period of anarchy, which
 2 Pre     |         am about to fare upon a long journey, if you were to
 3 Pre     | assuring, was not to remain for long upon the throne bequeathed
 4 Pre     |      his beginnings, it was not long before the young man rose
 5 Pre     |    makers of verse." There is a long poem addressed to Abu Ishac,
 6 Pre     |         with his expectations. "Long life to thee and thy heart'
 7 Pre     |     short and that which is too long.~"His mistress, Truth, shall
 8 Pre     |      death cannot extinguish as long as men shall read and understand.
 9 I(*)    |       above, about three inches long, and slender in form, one
10 II      |       happiness should sleep so long!" and wept.~Not on the lips
11 V(*)    |     Jami made it the theme of a long metaphysical poem. The part
12 XVII    |        door~My father opened it long before,~The eternal Paradise
13 XX      |         before her door,~Love's long desired elixir, pour~Upon
14 XXI     |        thy face from those~That long for thee; the Conqueror'
15 XXI(*)  |       men with well-dyed curls, long garments, and conical caps
16 XXI(*)  |       all torn and patched with long journeying-in the wrong
17 XXIV(*) |      poet an injury, nor was it long before he found what he
18 XXV     |      ends its proud career.~The long confusion of the nights
19 XXV     |         Saki, thou hast shown--~Long may thy cup be full, thy
20 XXXI    |        The preacher's homily~Is long, but life will soon be spent!~
21 XXXI    |        The sun of merriment ere long will set,~And meagre Ramazan
22 XXXI(*) |         Ramazan and shorten the long hours that must pass before
23 XXXII(*)|      the unfortunate lover. Her long locks are often compared
24 XXXV    |         Forget not loyal lovers long since dead,~Though faith
25 XXXVIII |         is narrowed down to one long sigh~For a red mouth that