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 1 Pre      |           and succession, when he comes towards the end will suddenly
 2 Pre      |         the same conclusion: Sufi comes from an Arabic word signifying
 3 Pre      |      eternity the perfume of love comes not to him who has not swept
 4 Pre      |         when the day of reckoning comes, I fancy that the Sheikh
 5 Pre      |        nought. Fate is that which comes to the brink without the
 6 Pre      |          has veiled his face, how comes it that his lovers are reciting
 7 Pre      |           the Romance of the Rose comes nearer than any other Western
 8 II       |         For Love's diviner breath comes but to those~That suppliant
 9 II(*)    | nightingale; he warns men that it comes not but by humiliation and
10 V(*)     |           the fairest jewels; how comes it that in thy song thou
11 IX       |           The Bird of joy when it comes to thy net.~As the tulip
12 XVI(*)   |    equally indifferent whether he comes to them with or without
13 XVIII(*) |           early spring, before it comes into leaf, it is covered
14 XXIV     |          is hid,~A flood of grief comes from my heart unbid,~And
15 XXXI     |    Present steals away~The Future comes, and bringing--what? Dost
16 XXXII    |        meeting, and from darkness comes the light!~ ~
17 XXXVI    |        But when the time of roses comes again,~Take what it gives,
18 XXXVII(*)|           XXXIII.~The word bezoar comes from two Arabic roots which
19 XXXVIII  |          The cry of man and woman comes to thee,~Open thy lips and
20 XXXIX    |          magic of her eyes;~Forth comes the caravan of sorcery~When