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 1 Pre     |        path, and whenever I would pass beyond my master's threshold
 2 Pre     |           to that which shall not pass away. His own life was spent
 3 VII     |          In the Book of Doom, nor pass judgment on it;~Who knows
 4 VII(*)  |      poetry. Often enough you may pass with one step out of a barren
 5 VIII    |           road through affliction pass,~None may reach the halting-station
 6 X(*)    |         as any of the poems which pass with a better right under
 7 XVI     |         Lip to the Mouth where we pass~While the moment is thine,
 8 XVIII(*)|       Green Man; whosoever should pass forty nights in it without
 9 XXVI(*) |   hillside. On the top of a bleak pass over the mountains between
10 XXIX    |          weep no more!~To-day may pass, to-morrow pass, before~
11 XXIX    |        To-day may pass, to-morrow pass, before~The turning wheel
12 XXX(*)  |           a mile from Shiraz, the pass of Allahu Akbar.~The angel
13 XXXI    | long-drawn tyranny of grief shall pass,~Parting shall end in meeting,
14 XXXI(*) |       until sunset nothing should pass the lips of his followers.
15 XXXI(*) |          the long hours that must pass before they may breakfast.~