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 1 Pre     |         years 134o and 1350, has left a description of its ruler: "
 2 Pre     |          end to end each day. He left behind him a name renowned
 3 Pre     |        to depart, but unto me he left the harder pilgrimage."
 4 V       |          Cup-bearer, all that is left of thy wine!~In the Garden
 5 VIII(*) |       the King whose mastery has left nothing behind. He harnessed
 6 XIV     |      found it easy to depart,~He left the harder pilgrimage to
 7 XXI(*)  |        ship. But before they had left the port a violent storm
 8 XXIII   |          my friend--~Ah, what is left of life, now she is dead,~
 9 XXV(*)  | especially if he is blind of the left eye, or to hear an unlucky
10 XXVII   |          my friend has fled,~And left me nought but tears and
11 XXX     |        here!~Lest my Ruknabad be left desolate,~A hundred times, "
12 XXX(*)  |         about the year 1340, has left a charming description of
13 XXX(*)  |       for my burial, and what is left over will be distributed
14 XXXIV(*)|          when it was finished he left it forty days to dry. The