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 1 Pre    |    Divinity, in reality they knew their own nothingness and
 2 Pre    |   journey, but my poor heart knew it not." Not Shakespeare
 3 Pre    |    for all time. Fitz-Gerald knew it when he declared that
 4 Pre    |       the sum of all that it knew and of all that it believed,
 5 I      |     a traveller like him but knew~The ways of the road and
 6 II     |  Djem?" I cried.~The breezes knew not; but "Alas," they sighed,~"
 7 III(*) |    And the sun rose, but she knew it not. And she thought
 8 III(*) |     was in his seal. For she knew that the power of him who
 9 V(*)   |       had, I (the first day) knew that love for him would
10 V(*)   |  with different qualities, I knew for certain that Love would
11 VIII(*)|     the first of our fathers knew full well what a terrible
12 XXIII  |      she addressed,~Alas! he knew it not, alas, poor heart!~
13 XXVII  |    sad heart's overflow.~She knew not what Love's meanest
14 XXXVI  | wandering dervish hies,~They knew not his desire who counselled