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 1 Pre     |         desired to return to my mistress, Youth, but between us a
 2 Pre     |   seemed to him that Youth, his mistress, had come back, and that
 3 Pre     |         knowledge, and that his mistress is considerably more than
 4 Pre     |         which is too long.~"His mistress, Truth, shall mount her
 5 Pre     | intangible than the allegorical mistress (when she is allegorical)
 6 I(*)    |         the lover weeps for his mistress.~Stanza 2.--The title which
 7 III(*)  |    heart, which he sends to his mistress that she may see that her
 8 IV(*)   |     dimple in the chin of their mistress as a dangerous well filled
 9 V       |         my heart.~Dowered is my mistress, a beggar am I;~What shall
10 V(*)    |        mole on the cheek of thy mistress?" Hafiz replied: "It is
11 IX(*)   |        lover would write to his mistress; but his words, though they
12 XVII    |      the strict of fare~For his mistress yearns--in the mosque Love
13 XVIII(*)|        they bow down when their mistress passes by with flowing curls.~
14 XXIV    |         touch my lips,~Until my mistress with her radiant brow~Adorns
15 XXV     |       history of all my woe,~My mistress sets her hand and writes:
16 XXXVII  |     feet,~To deck the place thy mistress passes through.~ ~
17 XL      |        mind inclined to song, a mistress sweet,~A Cup-bearer whose