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 1 Pre  |      not, heart and soul are nought. Fate is that which comes
 2 Pre  |    the Garden of Paradise is nought. Throw thyself not at the
 3 Pre  | cypress, that even these are nought unto thee?" Hafiz is engaged
 4 Pre  |    indeed the soul itself is nought. Surely Fate is like an
 5 XV   |     mirror to mine eyes,~And nought but thy reflection therein
 6 XVI  |    and life--~All things are nought! Ho! fill me the bowl,~For
 7 XVI  |    Ho! fill me the bowl,~For nought is the gear of the world
 8 XVI  |  common lot--~All things are nought!~Like an empty cup is the
 9 XVI  |    from Life's mighty flood;~Nought thy toil, though to Paradise
10 XVI  |    That Sidreh and Tuba were nought, and to thee~All then were
11 XVI  |    and to thee~All then were nought!~The span of thy life is
12 XVI  |   delays,~For Time's self is nought and the dial's face.~On
13 XVI  |   Saki, the glass~Ere all is nought!~Consider the rose that
14 XVI  |      endure for an hour,~But nought shall remain of their majesty.~
15 XVI  | wine-tavern doors~The way is nought~What though I, too, have
16 XVI  |   ears?~Mourn and be silent! nought brings relief.~Thou, Hafiz,
17 XVI  |    thy fame--~All things are nought!~ ~
18 XXII |     a flower that sways,~Are nought without kisses many and
19 XXIV |      of anything beside,~For nought but these on earth or heaven
20 XXVII| friend has fled,~And left me nought but tears and pain behind!~
21 XXXIX|      fair Bengal, have found nought to their mind.~See how my