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 1 Pre    |           Hafiz replies that the road in which he walks is not
 2 Pre    |        he replied, 'It is a dark road.' And a third time, 'It
 3 Pre    |          eyes are fixed upon the road from whence cometh my Friend."
 4 Pre    |          is an illusion upon the road of life." But he handles
 5 Pre    |         for it along a different road, and if none will find his
 6 Pre    |        and if none will find his road easy to follow, each may,
 7 I      |         but knew~The ways of the road and the hostelry.~Where
 8 I(*)   | acquainted with the "ways of the road and the hostelry." In their
 9 I(*)   |     weary travellers upon life's road with the spiritual draught
10 III(*) |        him who follows the right road. After which he said :Behave
11 VIII   |              outside?~Except thy road through affliction pass,~
12 XI     |        His thrall shall miss the road and err,~'Tis but to teach
13 XII    |     deeds?~Look on my long-drawn road, and whence it came,~And
14 XIV    |        Pity be my comrade of the road!~My face is seamed with
15 XXI(*) |          journeying-in the wrong road.~Stanza 5.--So far I have
16 XXI(*) |      fears of the dangers of the road and the discomforts of seasickness.
17 XXIX   |         far, and perilous is thy road,~Yet every path leads to
18 XXIX(*)|       wastes through which their road lies.~
19 XXXVII |      Whose feet are set upon the road that lies~'Twixt Earth and
20 XXXIX  |        of a night, its year-long road shall find.~And thou whose