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 1 Pre     |       was obedient to neither lord.~Abu Ishac had not steered
 2 Pre     |      a notable servant of the Lord, one whose soul is dead
 3 Pre     |       the servant of God. 'Oh Lord,' he cried, 'show me the
 4 VIII    |  mirth~God's treaty: Am I not Lord of the earth?~Man sealed
 5 VIII    |    have fled,~And he that was lord of them all is dead;~Of
 6 VIII(*) |  solemn treaty. "Am I not thy Lord who has created thee?" he
 7 VIII(*) |      he had received from his Lord, and sealed the treaty with
 8 XV      |      of my heart~Return! glad Lord of Rome, and free the land;~
 9 XIX     |  served Hafiz, as a slave his lord,~And when he fled through
10 XIX(*)  |    power of the Tartars, good Lord, deliver us!" First under
11 XXV(*)  |       the expedition. "Oh our lord!" said one of his officers, "
12 XXX     |       s peace~With him who is lord of its treasures; the fame~
13 XXXIV   |     name was writ.~Between my Lord and me such concord lies.~
14 XXXIV(*)|    following terms: "When thy Lord said unto the angels, I
15 XXXVII  | mirror of his soul let in,~Oh Lord, and cloud it with the breath
16 XLIII   |    mortal span:~Pour down, oh Lord! from the clouds of thy