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 1 Pre    |        several occasions he had seen criminals brought before
 2 Pre    |     that the King who had never seen him had filled his mouth
 3 Pre    |       not declare since God has seen fit to conceal it.' "The
 4 Pre    | religion and philosophy is soon seen through, and always seems
 5 Pre    |         meaning, like eyes half seen through their lashes, that
 6 Pre    |   battle-all these he must have seen and heard. But what echo
 7 II(*)  |       when God permits it to be seen, a favour one Colabah pretended
 8 VII(*) |       Stanza 1.--Those who have seen a Persian garden will not
 9 IX(*)  |       goblet of my heart I have seen the reflection of God, the
10 XI     |   modest and the merry shall be seen~To boast their kinship with
11 XXII   |     flying curls are fair.~Hast seen at a marriage-feast, when
12 XXVI(*)|        Resht and Tehran, I have seen companies of tiny tulips