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 1 Pre   |         Shah, Abu Said appointed Sheikh Hussein ibn Juban to the
 2 Pre   | lucrative and much-coveted post. Sheikh Hussein took the precaution
 3 Pre   |          and her sons, and drove Sheikh Hussein into exile. He,
 4 Pre   |        escaped from the hands of Sheikh Hussein, took possession
 5 Pre   |          one of the followers of Sheikh Mahmud Attar, who would
 6 Pre   |       the learned men of Shiraz. Sheikh Mahmud did not give himself
 7 Pre   |          that I may drink to the Sheikh who has no monastery." Sheikh
 8 Pre   |    Sheikh who has no monastery." Sheikh Mahmud's attitude doubtless
 9 Pre   |       the disciples of a certain Sheikh Hassan Asrakpush in particular,
10 Pre   |         of the uninitiated. From Sheikh Mahmud, perhaps, he learnt
11 Pre   |         may be admitted that the Sheikh went far towards providing
12 Pre   |        it clean in the wine that Sheikh Mahmud provided for him;
13 Pre   |        teacher. He also became a sheikh.~How he first revealed his
14 Pre   |          to the wise guidance of Sheikh Mahmud Attar, partly to
15 Pre   |          comes, I fancy that the Sheikh will find that he has gained
16 IX    |         gain~That accrues to the Sheikh for his lawful cheer,~Or
17 XIX   |    Tavern-priest am I;~The pious Sheikh may promise future bliss,~
18 XXX(*)|    struck up acquaintance with a Sheikh whom he found seated in
19 XXX(*)|          corner of a mosque. The Sheikh was engaged in reading the
20 XXX(*)| continues, "contains the tomb of Sheikh Sa'di, the first poet of
21 XXX(*)|          Ruknabad. In the garden Sheikh Sa'di constructed a number