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 1 Pre   |         Wrestler, try not a throw~Drink steadfastly the cup whose
 2 Pre   |       precious goblet, that I may drink to the Sheikh who has no
 3 Pre   | unmodified by the other. "Eat and drink," seemed to him a poor solution
 4 II    |        And thou, if thou would'st drink the wine that flows~From
 5 II(*) |          that he was the first to drink wine, and that he recommended
 6 X     |          life the vine is twined;~Drink I for elsewhere what wine
 7 X     |    elsewhere what wine wilt find?~Drink to her name, to hours that
 8 XIX   |        brings joy's wine-cup--oh, drink deep!~Disciple of the Tavern-priest
 9 XXVI  |      tears.~Bring, bring the cup! drink we while yet we may~To our
10 XXX(*)|         the water is excellent to drink, very cold in summer and
11 XXXII |           lady's grace.~Better to drink red wine than tears, say
12 XXXV  |        bitterness, and learned~To drink the envenomed cup of mortal
13 XL(*) |          gods she worshipped, and drink wine. Murderers and idolaters
14 XL(*) |     become, but they consented to drink wine, "not knowing," says