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 1 Pre     |     oh Hafiz; now it is the turn of Baghdad and the appointed
 2 Pre     |      and yet few of us will turn to Hafiz for wisdom and
 3 III(*)  |  deliver it unto them, then turn away, but remain near them
 4 XIII    | heed'st me not; and if thou turn thine ear~Unto the wise,
 5 XXIX    |    s self shall change, and turn not evermore~The universal
 6 XXXI    |     The ancient world shall turn to youth again,~And other
 7 XXXIV(*)|   and Israfil, were each in turn ordered to take from the
 8 XXXIV(*)|     of mankind. But each in turn was moved by the earth's
 9 XXXV    |      Forget me not!~Weary I turn me to my bonds again.~Once
10 XXXIX   |     thy wine,~My song shall turn upon this argument.~Spring,
11 XL      |  With me towards the tavern turn thy feet!~The fairest robbers
12 XL(*)   |    she pronounced it in her turn and rose up into heaven,