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1 Pre     | playing-ground unto thee. The fame of thy goodness has conquered
2 Pre     |       verses, and whither his fame drew a great number of pupils.
3 V(*)    |       are notoriously of evil fame, come principally from this
4 XII     |    ruined life, and where the fame~Of noble deeds?~Look on
5 XXI(*)  |     Bahmani, had heard of the fame of Hafiz, and having a pretty
6 XXIV(*) |       jealous of the latter's fame as a poet, and partly because
7 XXX     |    lord of its treasures; the fame~Of the sugar of Egypt shall
8 XXXIX(*)|       to Hafiz of Shiraz, the fame of whose great skill had