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 1 Pre     |   the curtain that she might tell her lovers that she has
 2 Pre     |      pray his munificence to tell me, if I were to ask for
 3 Pre     |    men of the East when they tell us that the revelry of the
 4 Pre     |      beauties? They can only tell what they imagine to be
 5 I(*)    |     in the world, and I will tell you how it is produced.
 6 II(*)   | heaven. . . . The city, they tell us, is still standing in
 7 XVII    |   curtain is lifted none can tell~Whether in Heaven or deepest
 8 XXVI    |       they say.~What man can tell where Kaus and Kai have
 9 XXVII   |     Love's meanest slave can tell:~"'Tis sweet to serve!"
10 XXXIV(*)|     wise. God said, Oh Adam, tell them their names. And when
11 XXXIV(*)|   names, God said, Did I not tell you that I know the secrets
12 XXXIV(*)|  Adam after God had made him tell them the names of all the
13 XXXVIII |     when sad lovers meet and tell their sighs,~Not without