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 1 Pre     |         so wide an esteem in the East. No European who reads his
 2 Pre     |    Persians." Browne. 73]~in the East as men leading a virtuous
 3 Pre     |     garments. They occupy in the East much the same position that
 4 Pre     |        is the great curse of the East. "The dominant characteristic
 5 Pre     |    submit to the wise men of the East when they tell us that the
 6 Pre     |          that the manners of the East resemble but vaguely those
 7 Pre     |         he is appreciated in the East it is difficult to determine,
 8 III     |              III~* WIND from the east, oh Lapwing of the day,~
 9 III     | greetings sound,~North winds and east waft them where they are
10 V(*)    |       famous love stories of the East; Jami made it the theme
11 VII(*)  |       contrasts so common in the East which take hold of the imagination
12 XXVII   |       the clear dawn, before the east was red,~Before the rose
13 XXX(*)  |          Its position was to the east of the town, opposite to
14 XXXII(*)|       the popular science of the East, the colouring of precious