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 1 Pre     |          dregs upon the earth, and go."~So perished the first
 2 Pre     |         our enemies would rejoice. Go therefore to Kerman and
 3 Pre     |        take the counsel of Hafiz: 'Go and do good!' for I see
 4 Pre     |          lover replied, 'It is I' 'Go hence,' returned the voice; '
 5 Pre     |       ocean of which he spoke, but go where they would they could
 6 Pre     |          from whom all flows. Some go so far as to prefer Pharaoh
 7 Pre     |           whom thy favours fall!' 'Go to the Land of Rome,' God
 8 XI      |           sit and sing of wine and go our way!~The modest and
 9 XII     |           thy stair.~Where shall I go, where from thy presence?
10 XIX     |        rose.~Take thou the cup and go where meadows span~The plain,
11 XXI(*)  |        apartments, where those who go stark-naked, and are looked
12 XXV     | Light-hearted to the tavern let me go,~Where laughs the pipe,
13 XXVII   |    threshold, turned, and cried "I go!"~In the clear dawn, before
14 XXX(*)  |            for their modesty. They go completely veiled, give
15 XXXI    |            path of Autumn she will go.~Now, while we listen, Minstrel,
16 XXXII(*)|            lover's heart. One need go no further than the Merchant
17 XXXVII  |           an answering echo ere we go!~Thou knowest that the riches
18 XL(*)   |           were Harut and Marut, to go down to the earth as judges
19 XL(*)   |        mind to learn magic, he may go and learn it of them, for