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 1 Pre     |       great number of pupils. We find Hafiz asking his benefactor
 2 Pre     |         the ocean of sin, he may find a place in paradise." It
 3 Pre     |     Khalifs, and were obliged to find a justification for their
 4 Pre     |          filled with a desire to find that wonderful ocean of
 5 Pre     |     certain monastery thou shalt find him.' Thither fled Gabriel,
 6 Pre     |        conviction that he should find the fire of love burning
 7 Pre     |          I am God." Sometimes we find him enunciating one of the
 8 Pre     |       fancy that the Sheikh will find that he has gained as little
 9 Pre     |        individual in it, when we find him formulating ideas as
10 Pre     | different road, and if none will find his road easy to follow,
11 I(*)    |    creature has been taken, they find at the navel, between the
12 VII     |     closed o'er his head,~He may find a place in God's Paradise.~ ~
13 VII(*)  |          Persian garden will not find it difficult to understand
14 X       |         elsewhere what wine wilt find?~Drink to her name, to hours
15 XI(*)   |        good Mahommadans rest and find refreshment after they have
16 XXXII(*)|        the Merchant of Venice to find the same imagery used by
17 XXXVIII |         lips in vain.~Others may find another love as fair;~Upon
18 XXXVIII |     within some garden ground to find~A red rose soft and sweet
19 XXXIX   |         its year-long road shall find.~And thou whose sense is