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 1 Pre   |       Ka'lah-iSafid. "Without just cause," sings Hafiz, "the
 2 Pre   | filled with heavenly desires, just as their bodies were clothed
 3 Pre   |     the glory of Shah Shudja, just as he had proclaimed that
 4 Pre   |     which repels the European just as much as it attracts the
 5 Pre   |      the contemplation of God just as the body is intoxicated
 6 Pre   |  before birth into the world. Just as in the Dialogue the immortal
 7 Pre   |    the praise seem to me both just and delicate.~To a certain
 8 VI    |    the door of Kismet lies~No just complaint-a mind like water
 9 XIX(*)|  robbers as types of cruelty. Just as the Anglo-Saxons prayed
10 XXV(*)|       sufficient earnestness. Just as if a man devotes all