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 1     I|         who have no gardens plant flowers on their house-tops, or
 2     I|          you bandy words with the flowers of the Prophet's garden,
 3   III|        joyous. He loved beautiful flowers and beautiful women - and
 4   III|            and the most lovely of flowers, that most fragrant blossom,
 5   III|          three gardens there, the flowers whereof were made of sugar,
 6   III|         hundred camels laden with flowers and fruits, and an elephant
 7    IV|               Pomp and splendour, flowers and curtains adorned the
 8    IV|        this mother-o'-pearl floor flowers and birds and other most
 9     V|           Janissaries, two of the flowers from Begta's garden, are
10   VII|       desert, tiny oases, full of flowers and verdure, immediately
11   VII|           he might transplant the flowers, and he dug with his hands
12   VII|            bidding them carry the flowers through the canal to the
13  VIII|       stood three baskets full of flowers. Halil had given them to
14  VIII|        basket and sweeps away the flowers. A bloody head is at the
15  VIII|         Pasha.~ ~He cast away the flowers from the second basket,
16  VIII|           aside from it the fresh flowers, revealed to the eyes of
17  VIII|         Then cover them over with flowers, and thou wilt believe thou
18    IX| apartments within which bloom the flowers of bliss and rapture, and
19    IX|          gold, silver, and silken flowers of a thousand hues, interspersed
20    IX|          house-tops and scattered flowers in his path. Behind him
21    XI|         embellished with splendid flowers contain dark sayings. Let
22    XI|         and gaze up at its golden flowers and silver leaves, and refresh
23    XI|        where they may hide, plant flowers, and wallow in vile delights
24   XII|         wood-pigeon; let me pluck flowers on the banks of the purling
25  XIII|       little birds and the pretty flowers. After that she bids him