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 1 Pre      |   reading the Koran. Laying the book aside, he would draw his
 2 Pre      |       took counsel from Hafiz's book when he was meditating an
 3 Pre      |       author of the Dabistan, a book written in the seventeenth
 4 Pre      |         in his excellent little book,[2] found himself confronted
 5 Pre      |       Professor Deussen, in his book on Metaphysics, has pointed
 6 Pre      |       the Bible (this venerable book being not yet quite free
 7 Pre      |       God and man.[1] The whole book is twisted after this fashion
 8 I(*)     |        Yezid at the head of his book, a reproach which he is
 9 VII      |        place not my name~In the Book of Doom, nor pass judgment
10 IX       |        my days are told,~In the Book of the World lives my constancy.~
11 XXIV     |        here,~There my neglected book, both pledged for wine.~
12 XXV(*)   |      some other well-accredited book (the Divan of Hafiz among
13 XXXIV    | messenger elsewhere,~And in the Book of Fate my name was writ.~
14 XXXVII(*)|   Topsell, for instance, in his book on Serpents (1607), remarks