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1 Pre   |     rule, Hafiz assumed the dervish habit of which he speaks
2 XIX(*)|     a poor man of one robe--dervish signifying in its primary
3 XIX(*)|  forced to abandon even his dervish robe, Heaven mercifully
4 XXI   |   And if I sell for wine my dervish dress,~Worth more than what
5 XXI(*)|   contempt of Hafiz for the dervish habit was not wholly uncalled
6 XXI(*)|     is indispensable to the dervish, and serves for carrying
7 XXI(*)| hypocritical garment of the dervish, all torn and patched with
8 XXIII |    poor wert thou,~A humble dervish on the dusty way;~Crowned
9 XXXVI |     what goal the wandering dervish hies,~They knew not his