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 1 Pre  |        sighs, "all too speedily--alas for the violence and oppression
 2 Pre  |          this world of pitfalls! alas for the grace and the mercy
 3 Pre  |         his lament for his son: "Alas! he found it easy to depart,
 4 II   |       The breezes knew not; but "Alas," they sighed,~"That happiness
 5 VIII |      sealed with a sigh: Ah yes, alas!~Nor with Is nor Is Not
 6 XIV  |       joy's abode; and yet . . .~Alas, and weeping yet I make
 7 XXIII|        bourne was she addressed,~Alas! he knew it not, alas, poor
 8 XXIII| addressed,~Alas! he knew it not, alas, poor heart!~The influence
 9 XXIV |        be such as thou dost say,~Alas! my Hafiz, that this sweet
10 XXVII|        XXVII~My friend has fled! alas, my friend has fled,~And
11 XXXI |          the sad bird that sang "Alas, alas!"~Shall reach the
12 XXXI |        sad bird that sang "Alas, alas!"~Shall reach the rose in