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 1 Pre     |       while he was in prison:~"Lay down thine arms when Fortune
 2 Pre     |     the room where Shah Shudja lay sick to death, both brothers
 3 Pre     |         I have no complaint to lay at your door; but now that
 4 Pre     |     own home? Why should I not lay my dust in the street of
 5 Pre     |    their greatest difficulties lay in reconciling the all-powerfulness
 6 Pre     |       other it is essential to lay upon man some responsibility
 7 Pre     |     Him?"--a man, that is, can lay claim to no individual existence;
 8 Pre     |         but by the spirit that lay beneath it: "None shall
 9 Pre     | meaning deeper than that which lay upon the surface; the Romance
10 III(*)  |        and to take the key and lay it beneath her head. So
11 V       |       where the ruby and sugar lay.~But, fair Love, let good
12 XIII    | silence rang?~My life into his lay the minstrel wove,~And filled
13 XV      |      nightingales attune their lay.~ ~
14 XVII    |                         XVII~* LAY not reproach at the drunkard'
15 XVIII(*)|       the same fountain, which lay in the Land of Darkness.
16 XIX     |        full voice divine,~What lay was his? for 'mid the woven
17 XIX(*)  |  ancient city of Rhages, which lay at a distance of about three
18 XXI(*)  |     wine. Nor was he worthy to lay his head even upon the dusty
19 XXIII   |     and far~She joumeyeth that lay upon my breast.~Not only
20 XXIII   |        Hafiz' hand might hold,~Lay in the beads that morn and
21 XXVI(*) |        where the murdered King lay, and drawing a dagger, she
22 XXXI    |     listen, Minstrel, tune thy lay!~Thyself hast said: "The
23 XXXII   |      me the source of pleasure lay in pain,~And weeping for
24 XL      |     may each minute as it goes~Lay tribute of enjoyment at