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 1 Pre     | vegetables. "Oh disciple of the tavern!" sings Hafiz, "give me
 2 Pre     |    night Hafiz strayed into the tavern, and it seemed to him that
 3 Pre     |         cheek the dust from the tavern threshold"--"Blessed are
 4 Pre     |         to the outer world. The tavern, for instance, is the place
 5 I(*)    |       mean only the keeper of a tavern or caravanserai. But in
 6 II      |         his love's repose."~The tavern step shall be thy hostelry,~
 7 VIII    |      And the second door of the tavern gapes wide,~The low and.
 8 XII     |     heart of mine,~Where is the Tavern fane, the Tavern priest,~
 9 XII     |         is the Tavern fane, the Tavern priest,~Where is the wine?~
10 XIII    |        of revelry,~Where is the tavern that sets forth such cheer!~
11 XVII    |        lie on the bricks of the tavern floor,~And a brick shall
12 XVII    |       to Heaven's gate~From the tavern where thou hast tarried
13 XXI     |        and said~"Forth from the tavern gate!" Why am I thrust~From
14 XXI(*)  |    would be thrust from out the tavern doors. From these straits
15 XXIV    |      light's denied.~Before the tavern door a Christian sang~To
16 XXV     |       for.~Light-hearted to the tavern let me go,~Where laughs
17 XXVIII  |     when a sojourner~Within the tavern gates and drunk with wine,~
18 XXXI    |      Forth from the mosque! the tavern calls to me!~Would'st hinder
19 XXXII   |        in Paradise;~Here at the tavern gate my heaven lies,~I need
20 XXXIV   |        angels stood without~The tavern door, and knocked in vain,
21 XXXIV(*)|       angels as standing at the tavern door, where man may enter
22 XL      |       care,~With me towards the tavern turn thy feet!~The fairest