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 1 Pre   |      200 tomans daily among the poor scholars of Shiraz. Both
 2 Pre   |         he is said to have died poor.~During his lifetime he
 3 Pre   |         drink," seemed to him a poor solution of the mysterious
 4 Pre   |        a longer journey, but my poor heart knew it not." Not
 5 Pre   |    threshold"--"Blessed are the poor in spirit," Hafiz is saying
 6 V(*)  |     generosity that I am now as poor as thou seest." The Emperor
 7 VI    |    forth my naked soul~From its poor house to seek for Paradise~
 8 XIX   |        spared me not~Though one poor robe was all that I had
 9 XIX(*)|       sands of the Sahara.~"One poor robe." The Persian runs
10 XIX(*)| dervish-i-yek kaba "--i.e. I, a poor man of one robe--dervish
11 XIX(*)|        hardly necessary to say, poor. I should think that the
12 XXI   |      fast~A hundred pearls were poor indemnity,~Not worth the
13 XXIII |     Alas! he knew it not, alas, poor heart!~The influence of
14 XXIII |       pardon her, oh Heart, for poor wert thou,~A humble dervish
15 XXX(*)|        be distributed among the poor." "I admired his conduct,"
16 XXXIV |      went astray~Tempted by one poor grain of corn! Wherefore~
17 XXXV  |    Forget not when they broke a poor slave's chain!~Though from