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 1 Pre      |        The wind has brought me word," he cries, "that the day
 2 Pre      |       he heard God pronounce a word of assent. 'At this mornent,'
 3 Pre      |      Sufi comes from an Arabic word signifying wool, and indicates
 4 Pre      |       any extent; almost every word has a vague and somewhat
 5 VII      | crumbling walls.~Trust not the word of that foe in the fight!~
 6 VIII(*)  | answered "Yes." But the Arabic word bala, which signifies assent,
 7 XIII     | Reverberates the softly spoken word,~So echoes of desire his
 8 XIX      |       rope~Of song, he brought word from my Friend to me~Set
 9 XIX(*)   |     translation of the Persian word for greed, and there is
10 XIX(*)   |   message, which brought him a word from God; and when finally
11 XXI      |       sad robe of thine!~Where word and deed alike one colour
12 XXV(*)   |     eye, or to hear an unlucky word on setting out from your
13 XXX      |   mother's bosom flows,~At his word let my heart yield its crimson
14 XXXVII(*)|   Stanza 4 of Poem XXXIII.~The word bezoar comes from two Arabic
15 XXXVII(*)|      whatever that may be. The word was also applied to various
16 XL(*)    |        he taught them a secret word by the power of which every
17 XL(*)    |       by the power of a divine word, ye return to heaven. Teach
18 XL(*)    |     heaven. Teach me also that word." The angels confided to
19 XL(*)    |      soon as she had heard the word she pronounced it in her