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 1 Pre    |    Shiraz. Sheikh Mahmud did not give himself up completely to
 2 Pre    |       the tavern!" sings Hafiz, "give me the precious goblet,
 3 Pre    |        their heart." And again: "Give me not the cup until I have
 4 Pre    |          man asked his father to give him his vizir, Jelaleddin,
 5 Pre    |        after Timur's departure. "Give me the cup," he says in
 6 Pre    | Khak-i-Mosalla, dust of Mosalla, give the number 791, that is
 7 Pre    |     attracts the Oriental mind. "Give us a working theory," we
 8 Pre    |        accept; they are bound to give an outward adhesion to it,
 9 Pre    |          they did not venture to give expression to their real
10 Pre    |        his life for venturing to give voice to his opinion, he
11 Pre    |           and again he heard him give a favourablc answer to the
12 Pre    |        equally unsatisfactory to give a completely mystical or
13 III    |        and songs~I send to thee.~Give me the cup! a voice rings
14 III(*) |          to them, for they shall give him that for which he seeks.~
15 VI     |         drunkard and the beggar, give~The temple of the grape
16 XI     |           What more has earth to give? All ye that wait,~Where
17 XXI(*) |           and with being able to give efficacious charms. . . .
18 XXI(*) |        far I have endeavoured to give the mystical interpretation
19 XXV    |       comfort me,~And at the end give what I sorrow for.~Light-hearted
20 XXIX   |         before~The turning wheel give me my heart's desire;~Heaven'
21 XXX(*) |       They go completely veiled, give much in alms, and repair
22 XXXVI  |        more.~Ask not the monk to give thee Truth's pure gold,~
23 XXXVIII|         die,~Will her sweet lips give all my longing peace.~My
24 XL     |        for me, some image sweet.~Give thanks for nights spent