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 1 Pre    | Shiraz. There is a short poem full of foreboding which is said
 2 Pre    |       quarter of the earth is full of evil and wickedness!
 3 Pre    |        and should receive the full Sufi interpretation, as
 4 Pre    |    and none beside, knows the full worth of the rose," sings
 5 III    |    whispered prayers and what full meed of praise~I send to
 6 VII(*) |      green and fertile spots, full of violets in the spring,
 7 VIII(*)|     first of our fathers knew full well what a terrible gift
 8 XV     |       that to a heart wounded full sore~Valiance and strength
 9 XIX    |    That minstrel singing with full voice divine,~What lay was
10 XXI    |       rags and tattered gear.~Full easy seemed the sorrow of
11 XXV    |   shown--~Long may thy cup be full, thy days be fair!~Trouble
12 XXVI   |       s countenance~Be turned full harsh and sorrowful on me,~
13 XXXIII |       and still with tears is full.~ ~
14 XXXVII | curling locks have wounded me full sore,~Thy red lips hold
15 XLI    |    beneath the dust?~Like the full clouds of Spring, these