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 1 Pre   | father of the three boys. Her words took instant effect; the
 2 Pre   |    provided for him; in other words, that he tempered his orthodoxy
 3 Pre   |    The letters of the Persian words Khak-i-Mosalla, dust of
 4 Pre   |   mysticism, the playing with words that say one thing and mean
 5 Pre   |    from yourselves. Or in the words of the Bhagaradgitah: He
 6 Pre   |       in the Persian poem the words of the wise Diotima to Socrates: "
 7 Pre   |     must be admitted that the words of the poet carry a different
 8 Pre   |     bidden him farewell!" his words are as poignant now as they
 9 Pre   |   again, he declares that his words are metaphorical, and should
10 Pre   |     mighty secrets that their words convey. "The things which
11 Pre   |        wish to express by the words wine, cup and cup-bearer,
12 Pre   |      of the leaf. Many of the words in the Sufi dictionary have
13 II    |       part~To vex with bitter words his love's repose."~The
14 III   |    and bum~Sonnets and broken words, sweet notes and songs~I
15 V     |      God pardon thee! for thy words were sweet;~Not unwelcomed
16 IX(*) |      to his mistress; but his words, though they sound strangely
17 XIII  |       the fault is thine, our words were clear.~For all the
18 XVI(*)|    translation of the Persian words. For the meaning of this
19 XVII  |       you that misconstrue my words' intent,~I lie on the bricks
20 XL(*) |        But God, hearing their words, determined to expose them