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 1 Pre     |    satisfy it; men of all ranks turned out to do the work, putting
 2 Pre     |         her lovers that she has turned about." Partly out of gratitude,
 3 Pre     |       Ah, why has my black hair turned white!" he laments, and
 4 Pre     |       instance, states that "he turned always to the company of
 5 Pre     |        the forces of nature, he turned to a philosophy which taught
 6 XXV(*)  |       questions as to his past, turned the conversation into other
 7 XXVI    |    though Love's countenance~Be turned full harsh and sorrowful
 8 XXVI    |     Still from my Lady's beauty turned be.~Like Hafiz, drain the
 9 XXVII   | Farewell,~Kissing my threshold, turned, and cried "I go!"~In the
10 XXVIII  |      when thy stolen glance~Was turned to me, when on my happy
11 XXVIII  |     Their wings and yet return, turned all to thee?~Within the
12 XXIX    |      persecuted me,~My Love has turned and fled from out my door--~
13 XXXII   |       Rose!" he cries, "evil be turned from thee!~I sing thee all
14 XXXIV   |         love God laid on it,~He turned to seek a messenger elsewhere,~
15 XXXIX(*)|       whose taste seems to have turned towards the discursive in
16 XL(*)   |        God changed her form and turned her into a star. The angels
17 XLII    |      clear,~The purple rose has turned pale with fear,~And what