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 1 Pre     | revealed his inimitable gift of song is not known. There is a
 2 Pre     |  shallow water heard the frog's song, and were filled with a
 3 Pre     |      the village of truth." The song that filled his soul with
 4 I(*)    |          The first line of this song, the opening poem in the
 5 V       |       grown wise--and grey!~The song is sung and the pearl is
 6 V(*)    |        how comes it that in thy song thou hast declared that
 7 V(*)    |        tried his hand upon this song, which is one of the most
 8 VI      |        mind like water clear,~A song that swells and dies upon
 9 VIII    |        From lip to lip, and the song thou hast sung?~ ~
10 X(*)    |                            This song is not to be found in the
11 XI(*)   |       sings, if he be wise, his song of praise, and so departs.~
12 XIII    |         my brain with the sweet song he sang.~It was the proclamation
13 XVIII(*)|        him the immortal gift of song. Hafiz in his youth fell
14 XIX     |      for 'mid the woven rope~Of song, he brought word from my
15 XIX(*)  |        Sufis, in the minstrel's song, or divine message, which
16 XXVII   |          Stayed but to fill its song with tears, and fled.~ ~
17 XXXIX   |        oh Saki, of thy wine,~My song shall turn upon this argument.~
18 XXXIX   |         s handmaidens runs this song of mine.~The sugar-loving
19 XXXIX   |       to their mind.~See how my song, that in one night was wrought,~
20 XL      |       shade,~A mind inclined to song, a mistress sweet,~A Cup-bearer