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1 XVII  |            mistress yearns--in the mosque Love doth dwell~And the
2 XXVIII|         hidden there,~Which in the mosque none even now divine?~The
3 XXX(*)|           fields and to the ruined mosque of Mosalla. Between Jaftabad
4 XXX(*)|           in winter. The principal mosque is called the Old Mosque;
5 XXX(*)|           mosque is called the Old Mosque; it is as spacious and as
6 XXX(*)|          times a week to the great mosque. Often as many as two thousand
7 XXX(*)|       hermitage at the corner of a mosque. The Sheikh was engaged
8 XXX(*)|            that he had founded the mosque himself, and that the hermitage
9 XXXI  | red-curtained tent.~Forth from the mosque! the tavern calls to me!~