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 1 Pre    |   dust when I had been dead a hundred years, my mouldering bones
 2 Pre    |       beneath her eyelashes a hundred glances, challenging and
 3 II(*)  |     dug by me, Djemshid, five hundred years before the Hejra." "
 4 VII(*) |  Sufis boast in the first six hundred years after the Hejra belonged
 5 XIII   |  dreams of thee;~Drunk with a hundred nights of revelry,~Where
 6 XIV    |     boughs in envious mood,~A hundred thorns about his heart entwined.~
 7 XVI(*) |       shade to the other in a hundred years."--Introduction to
 8 XXI    |    gain--hope flew too fast~A hundred pearls were poor indemnity,~
 9 XXI    |     favour from the base,~Two hundred sacks of jewels were not
10 XXVI(*)|      to have flourished eight hundred years before the Christian
11 XXVI(*)| Firdusi says he reigned seven hundred years. Kaikobad was the
12 XXVI(*)|      said to have reigned one hundred and twenty years. Bahman,
13 XXVI(*)|     state that he reigned one hundred and twelve years. Kaikaus,
14 XXX    |  Ruknabad be left desolate,~A hundred times, "God forbid!" I pray;~
15 XXXIV  |     green glades they flit.~A hundred dreams of Fancy's garnered