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 1 Pre   |   the battle, sent a message back to the wings of his army,
 2 Pre   |     a summons and hurries me back into my prison." He goes
 3 Pre   |       his mistress, had come back, and that love and madness
 4 Pre   |     the Persian Poets traces back mysticism~[1. Journal des
 5 Pre   |   than Sufi thought. It goes back to the earliest Indian teaching,
 6 Pre   | plain. Therefore he hastened back to the presence of God,
 7 III(*)|   was asleep, lying upon her back; and he laid the letter
 8 VI    |  earth before me God unroll,~Back to thy village still my
 9 XX    |  bring to me!~My heart threw back the veil of woe,~Consoled
10 XXI(*)|     made the best of his way back to Shiraz, sending to Feiz
11 XXIII |   secret, but her grace~Drew back the curtain from Heaven'
12 XXVI  |   fair pleasaunce,~Summon me back when I would seek heart'
13 XXXI  |      near thy lips to dwell;~Back to the dark again his pathway