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 1 Pre     |   several writers to doubt the truth of the story, since it is
 2 Pre     |          is the essence of the truth; yet the poems of Hafiz
 3 Pre     |        his own, and with equal truth that they are God's." In
 4 Pre     |        wholehearted desire for truth, had been enough for our
 5 Pre     |       too long.~"His mistress, Truth, shall mount her black steed,
 6 Pre     |        to reach the village of truth." The song that filled his
 7 Pre     |        dare to acknowledge the truth, that you cannot battle
 8 II(*)   |    sending for him to know the truth of the matter, Colabah related
 9 XV      | therein lies;~The glass speaks truth to them that understand.~
10 XVI     |      thy praying-oh Cypress of Truth, dost not see~That Sidreh
11 XXV(*)  |        positive proof of their truth. The Persian added, however,
12 XXXIV   |      Though the soft breath of Truth reaches his ears,~For two-and-seventy
13 XXXIV(*)|      of these things if ye say truth. They answered, Praise be
14 XXXVI   |      not the monk to give thee Truth's pure gold,~He hides no