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 1 Pre   |         I see that this maxim is worth more than a treasure-house
 2 Pre   |     impossible to conceive a God worth the name who shall be less
 3 Pre   |      none beside, knows the full worth of the rose," sings Hafiz, "
 4 I(*)  |     whatsoever they possessed of worth.~"In this country (i.e.
 5 III(*)|         The kerit of Baghdad was worth a twentieth part of a gold
 6 XVI(*)|     since they will judge of his worth by a different standard.~
 7 XXI   |          of earthly happiness~Is worth the bowed head of a moment'
 8 XXI   |       for wine my dervish dress,~Worth more than what I sell is
 9 XXI   |      were but a barren soil,~Not worth the journey over land and
10 XXI   |   journey over land and sea,~Not worth the toil!~Down in the quarter
11 XXI   |      piety is mine,~Which is not worth a goblet foaming up!~Mine
12 XXI   | threshold? is my fallen head~Not worth the dust?~Wash white that
13 XXI   |         were poor indemnity,~Not worth the blast.~The Sultan's
14 XXI   |   desired--and yet~Art sure 'tis worth the danger to the head?~'
15 XXI   |      Conqueror's reward~Is never worth the army's long-drawn woes,~
16 XXI   |          army's long-drawn woes,~Worth fire and sword.~Ah, seek
17 XXI   |        the treasury of Ease;~Not worth a loyal heart, a tranquil
18 XXI   |         sacks of jewels were not worth~Thy soul's disgrace~ ~
19 XXI(*)|      purple robe of the grape is worth more than the hypocritical
20 XXI(*)|        from the journey would be worth the sorrow of the sea. Under