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1 Pre     |      and peculiar influence in Western countries. Like the Æneid,
2 Pre     |        different conviction to Western ears. There is undoubtedly
3 Pre     |    comes nearer than any other Western allegory to a full-fledged
4 Pre     |        the poet is that of the Western. Exactly on what grounds
5 V(*)    |   Zuleikha by a thorough-going Western mystic: "By reason of that
6 VII     |    FROM the garden of Heaven a western breeze~Blows through the
7 XXXII(*)|     the same imagery used by a Western poet: "Those crisped snaky
8 XXXVIII | Through every meadow blows the western wind,~Through every garden