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 1 Pre    |   beyond measure, a perfidious friend and a relentless enemy.
 2 Pre    |        Hassan, was also a good friend to Hafiz. In the poems he
 3 Pre    | dialogue between himself and a friend, in which the friend says
 4 Pre    |     and a friend, in which the friend says to him, "When after
 5 Pre    |  following terms: "Oh discreet friend (my poem), in some retired
 6 Pre    |       unto me the dust from my friend's threshold, that Hafiz
 7 Pre    |  prince Mansur was his staunch friend. He appears to have been
 8 Pre    |       through the favour of my friend. On the banners of the Conqueror (
 9 Pre    |      the society of princes; a friend of persons of eminent virtue
10 Pre    |    difficult to imagine that a friend and panegyrist of theirs
11 Pre    |     road from whence cometh my Friend." The idealism of the Sufis
12 XII    |        me~Reproaches meet?~His friend's bright face warms not
13 XII    |    steadfastness and patience, friend, ask not~If Hafiz keep--~
14 XVIII  | dwellers on the threshold of a friend~Be crownèd with the dust
15 XIX    |        he brought word from my Friend to me~Set to his melody.~
16 XXVI   |   stand confessed!~Unloose, oh friend, the knot of thy heart's
17 XXVII  |                       XXVII~My friend has fled! alas, my friend
18 XXVII  |      friend has fled! alas, my friend has fled,~And left me nought
19 XXXV   |    XXXV~* FORGET not when dear friend to friend returned,~Forget
20 XXXV   |        not when dear friend to friend returned,~Forget not days
21 XXXV(*)|     upon a letter to an absent friend, even when he is not particularly
22 XXXVI  |   where he dwells that was thy friend?~Thou art the breath of
23 XL     |    cheek outshines the rose,~A friend upon whose heart thy heart