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1 Pre   |        co-religionists, and to look upon the world from a wider
2 Pre   |       confusion around them to look for some solid platform
3 III(*)|      was late, and stood up to look for it. Then the lapwing
4 III(*)|       in Sufiism, and bids him look upon the mirror, for he
5 III(*)|   gifts: "A person chancing to look at a register kept by one
6 VI    |      Swift, but enough for me!~Look upon all the gold in the
7 XII   |       the fame~Of noble deeds?~Look on my long-drawn road, and
8 XII   | presence? thou~Art everywhere.~Look not upon the dimple of her
9 XVI(*)|   those upon whom the orthodox look askance will be found to