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 1 Pre    |        return (and here we come near to such Platonic doctrines
 2 II(*)  |    settled in the sandy deserts near Aden, where Ad began the
 3 III    |       nest,~Fidelity.~Or far or near there is no halting-place~
 4 III(*) |      then turn away, but remain near them and hear what answer
 5 IV     |       set below,~And death lies near to life thy lovers know,~
 6 V(*)   |       the stream Ruknabad flows near at hand.~Stanza 2.--The
 7 V(*)   |        met with a similar tribe near Baghdad. "They bear," he
 8 IX     |        thou not that the day is near~When nor thou nor any shall
 9 XXIV   |      night, oh God! and draw me near.~From out mine eyes unto
10 XXV    |       God, now that the rose is near~With long-desired and flaming
11 XXIX(*)|        on the deserts of Arabia near to Mecca. When the pilgrims
12 XXX    |         fearing lest absence be near;~For the days when thou
13 XXX(*) | charming garden. It is situated near the source of the Ruknabad.
14 XXXI   |        rise~Out of the darkness near thy lips to dwell;~Back
15 XXXVIII|       When will that mouth draw near and make reply~To one whose