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1 Pre   |   poetry a magician.~"He must hold ever in the hand of his
2 Pre   |     but they laid so strong a hold upon the poet's imagination
3 I     |     seeking an end to strife,~Hold fast in thy mind what the
4 VII(*)| common in the East which take hold of the imagination of all
5 IX    |       perish whose heart doth hold~The life love breathes-though
6 XV    |    break and part.~See now, I hold a mirror to mine eyes,~And
7 XXIII |    joy that Hafiz' hand might hold,~Lay in the beads that morn
8 XXVIII|   eyes reproof,~And made thee hold thy sweet red lips aloof,~
9 XXXVII|       full sore,~Thy red lips hold the power of the bezoar--~