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1 Pre    |         and sharp, in his vivid lines; and the fortunes of Florence,
2 III(*) |   accepted explanation of these lines is that by the glass Hafiz
3 V(*)   |        says Darmsteter of these lines, and quotes~"Si le roi m'
4 V(*)   |      the ink, colour, dots, and lines of the Koran; and this is
5 IX(*)  | interpretation of the first few lines is said to be: As the wine
6 XI(*)  |  explanation of these difficult lines, and, for want of a better,
7 XVI(*) |                Stanza 2.--These lines are exceedingly mysterious,
8 XXIV(*)|       this poem--the last three lines of the present translation
9 XXIV(*)|       stated that the dangerous lines did not express his own