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 1  IV,  165|     my grief! O Haiqâr, who didst know the secrets and the
 2  IV,  173|  unto him, 'O my lord! thou didst command me to kill Haiqâr,
 3   V,  232| Abiqâm! the first time thou didst compare me to the idol Bel,
 4   V,  233|    And the second time thou didst compare me to the sun, and
 5   V,  234|     And the third time thou didst compare me to the moon,
 6   V,  235|    And the fourth time thou didst compare me to the month
 7 VII,  300| heir in the world, and thou didst treat me with killing and
 8 VII,  300|   treat me with killing and didst repay me with my ruin.~
 9 VII,  308|  thy envy and thy insolence didst desire to kill me. But the
10 VII,  333|     with good food and thou didst not feed me with dry bread.~
11 VII,  334|    and good syrup, and thou didst not give me water from the
12 VII,  335|   brought thee up, and thou didst dig a hiding-place for me
13 VII,  335|     hiding-place for me and didst conceal me.~
14 VII,  337|     enemies in it, and thou didst become to me like one burying
15 VII,  338|  wished thee well, and thou didst reward me with evil and