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 1 Pre     |   his excellent little book,[2] found himself confronted
 2 Pre     |  free, there's an end on't."~2. Les Religions de I'Asie
 3 Pre     |    Sufis believe to be true.[2] "Is it permitted to a tree
 4 Pre     |    is entirely~[1. Dabistan.~2. Hallaj lived in the ninth
 5 I(*)    |     for his mistress.~Stanza 2.--The title which Hafiz
 6 II(*)   |     divine knowledge.~Stanza 2.--The Garden of Irem was
 7 V(*)    |   flows near at hand.~Stanza 2.--The Luli or gipsies, as
 8 XI(*)   |                       Stanza 2.--I have found no explanation
 9 XVI(*)  |                       Stanza 2.--These lines are exceedingly
10 XIX(*)  |                       Stanza 2.--See Note to Stanza i of
11 XXI(*)  |     Early Adventures.~Stanza 2.--That is to say, the prayer-carpet
12 XXVI(*) |                       Stanza 2.--For Djemshid, see Note
13 XXVI(*) | Djemshid, see Note to Stanza 2 of Poem II. He was the fourth
14 XXX(*)  | stanza of Poem XVIII.~Stanza 2.--The quarter of Jafrabad
15 XXXVI(*)|                       Stanza 2.--"Love and Faith," says
16 XL(*)   |                       Stanza 2.--According to Persian superstition,