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 1 Pre  |      the discursiveness of his songs. "In one and the same,"
 2 Pre  |        on which are carved two songs from the Divan, marks the
 3 Pre  |         to gather together his songs; he used to recite them
 4 Pre  |    India to Constantinople his songs are sung and repeated by
 5 Pre  |        hast conquered with thy songs, oh Hafiz; now it is the
 6 Pre  |     the delicious music of his songs, the delicate rhythms, the
 7 Pre  |      for the burden of all thy songs has been that the present
 8 Pre  |   desires, I doubt whether his songs would have rung for us with
 9 Pre  |        are yet snatches in his songs of that melody of human
10 Pre  |     existence in the West. The songs of the Troubadours were
11 Pre  | material interpretation to his songs. He wrote of the world as
12 III  |  broken words, sweet notes and songs~I send to thee.~Give me
13 XVI  |     Hafiz, art praised for the songs thou hast wrought,~But bearing
14 XXXIV|   Huris glad in Paradise,~With songs of praise through the green
15 XXXV |        was mine,~Loud rose the songs of them that drank that