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 1 Pre     |   Isfahan, finally ousting his old enemy, while Mahommad ibn
 2 Pre     |   Hafiz by this time had grown old. Youth had been very pleasant;
 3 Pre     | laments, and tries to warm his old blood with the wine of former
 4 Pre     |    madness had returned to his old head." "Gieb meine Jugend
 5 Pre     |       of youth blow through my old head, so glad am I to see
 6 Pre     |    often enough. But Hafiz and old Omar Khayyam ring like true
 7 I(*)    |    Pir-i-Maghan-literally, the Old Man of the Magians. The
 8 I(*)    |      used it to mean that wise old man who supplied weary travellers
 9 XVIII(*)|    spot called Pir-i-Sabz, the Old Green Man; whosoever should
10 XVIII(*)|  fortieth vigil. That night an old man dressed in green garments
11 XIX(*)  |    desert by breaking down the old reservoirs and destroying
12 XX      |    Before my time have made me old;~A wine-cup from the hand
13 XXX(*)  | principal mosque is called the Old Mosque; it is as spacious
14 XLIII   |        minstrelsy.~Though I be old, clasp me one night to thy