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 1 Pre      |       symbolism, and throwing round it a cloud of charming phrases.
 2 II(*)    |      which his son completed. Round his palace Shedad planted
 3 V(*)     |  pay-day of the soldiers came round, dishes of rice and great
 4 IX       |    eyes are wet,~Scatter them round thee like grain, and snare~
 5 X        |  afresh and new and new!~Here round thy life the vine is twined;~
 6 XI(*)    | silver and sweeter than musk. Round it are set as many cups
 7 XXI(*)   |    and for drinking purposes. Round their necks they wore charms
 8 XXVII    |       prey;~Wounded and sick, round me her toils she drew,~My
 9 XXIX     | though the river of mortality~Round the unstable house of Life
10 XXXVII(*)|       animal matter deposited round some foreign substance.
11 XXXVIII  |     cloud of smoke that rises round thy feet:~In my dead heart
12 XXXIX    |        The breezes whispering round thy dwelling-place~Shall