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 1 Pre    |         receive the teachings of true wisdom until he has divested
 2 Pre    |          refused to recognise as true representatives of Mahommad.
 3 Pre    |        every way contrary to the true spirit of the Koran, made
 4 Pre    |      birth, and to see again the true justice, beauty, and wisdom
 5 Pre    |          all Sufis believe to be true.[2] "Is it permitted to
 6 Pre    |    Essentially Beautiful and the True Beloved. Love, of which
 7 Pre    |          thee to the love of the True." It is almost possible
 8 Pre    |          to see the Beautiful in true order and succession, when
 9 Pre    |           under the influence of true love, rising upward from
10 Pre    |          said and done, a poet's true kingdom. Of a different
11 Pre    |         declared that Hafiz rang true. "Hafiz is the most Persian
12 Pre    |       old Omar Khayyam ring like true metal." The criticism and
13 II     |         heart~But never was it a true lover's part~To vex with
14 III(*) |          not a worshipper of the true God.) "Then Solomon wrote
15 V(*)   | themselves that rapine was their true profession.~Stanza 3.--Joseph
16 V(*)   |          beheld the splendour of true beauty with different qualities,
17 IX(*)  |        for Hafiz in Shiraz. With true Persian exaggeration the
18 IX(*)  |       the reflection of God, the true Beloved.~Stanza 6.--It is
19 X      |        Whisper the tale of Hafiz true,~Fresh and afresh and new
20 XVI(*) |      reach to the house of every true believer; that it will be
21 XXIV   |     harbingers of mirth:~"If the True Faith be such as thou dost
22 XXVI(*)|       off, say the Persians, the true Cross, which had been enclosed
23 XXXIV  |          not the flame of Love's true fire~Which makes the torchlight
24 XLII   |                             XLII~TRUE love has vanished from every