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 1 Pre     |           about his neck. Master, take the counsel of Hafiz: 'Go
 2 Pre     | biographers, as biographers will, take a rosy view of his life.
 3 Pre     |           laid down that God will take men's actions into account: "
 4 Pre     |        shoot, but God shot"--they take as a proof of the Prophet'
 5 Pre     |           half of their interest. Take, for instance, such verses
 6 II(*)   |        with a great attendance to take a view of it, but when they
 7 II(*)   |          stayed no longer than to take with him some fine stones
 8 III(*)  |          to shut the gates and to take the key and lay it beneath
 9 V       |            in thy hand~If thou'lt take my heart, for the mole on
10 V(*)    |           certain that Love would take us out of the ambush." This
11 VII     |           a love like a huri I'ld take mine ease,~And wine! bring
12 VII(*)  |          common in the East which take hold of the imagination
13 XIX     |    tidings of its queen and rose.~Take thou the cup and go where
14 XXIII   |        said my heart: Here will I take my rest!~This city breathes
15 XXIX    |       plunged in night,~Oh Hafiz, take thy Koran and recite~Litanies
16 XXXIV(*)|           each in turn ordered to take from the earth seven handfuls
17 XXXVI   |        time of roses comes again,~Take what it gives, oh Hafiz,
18 XL      |        spent in good company,~And take the gifts a tranquil mind