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 1 Pre     |        less to be admired. His mind is generous, his character
 2 Pre     |       it attracts the Oriental mind. "Give us a working theory,"
 3 Pre     |       distorted by the Eastern mind, and in the influence of
 4 Pre     |       nature exist only in the mind of God and have no existence
 5 Pre     |       but an ecstatic frame of mind, in which the spirit is
 6 Pre     | Oriental ear; and the Oriental mind is faithful to a formula
 7 Pre     |        ever in the hand of his mind the weighing scales of metre,
 8 Pre     |  mysticism, which he who has a mind for such exercises may decipher
 9 I       |       strife,~Hold fast in thy mind what the wise have writ:~"
10 VI      |       lies~No just complaint-a mind like water clear,~A song
11 VIII    |     with Is nor Is Not let thy mind contend~Rest assured all
12 XI(*)   |     beautiful vision which the mind of man has conceived. And
13 XXI     |         seek the treasure of a mind at rest~And store it in
14 XXXIV(*)|        with this legend in his mind that Hafiz speaks of the
15 XXXIX   |     have found nought to their mind.~See how my song, that in
16 XL      |  stream, the willow's shade,~A mind inclined to song, a mistress
17 XL      |      take the gifts a tranquil mind may bring;~No heart is dark
18 XL(*)   |     whither, if any man have a mind to learn magic, he may go