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 1 Pre    |     Mahommad marched into Fars and laid siege to Shiraz. Abu Ishac,
 2 Pre    |             the mightiest head was laid low. He had overcome Shiraz
 3 Pre    |            Hafiz, it is distinctly laid down that God will take
 4 Pre    |        might be fleeting, but they laid so strong a hold upon the
 5 III(*) |        lying upon her back; and he laid the letter upon her breast.
 6 VI     | companionship~Whose healing lip is laid upon my lip--~This is enough
 7 IX     |   Song-bird Fortune, the toils are laid,~When shall thy bright wings
 8 XI(*)  |          edge of a sword, which is laid over the midst of Hell.
 9 XXVII  |          and fled away.~Fain had I laid an ambush for her soul,~
10 XXVIII |           thou forgotten when thou laid'st aright~The uncut gems
11 XXXIV  |         The burden of His love God laid on it,~He turned to seek
12 XXXVIII|          Upon her threshold I have laid my head,~The dust shall
13 XL     |           whose heart thy heart is laid:~Oh Happy-starred! let not
14 XLII   |       friendship springs--~Who has laid waste that enchanted ground?~