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  • As regards this roof of light, be not content with one look: look (many) times, see, Are there any flaws?
  • Since He hath told you to look ofttimes at this goodly roof, as a man seeking faults,
  • You may know, then, how much seeing and discerning the dark earth needs, to gain approval.
  • In order that we may strain the pure (folk) from the dregs, how much tribulation must our minds endure! 2950
  • The trials of winter and autumn, the heat of summer, spring like the spirit (of life),
  • Winds and clouds and lightnings—(all these are to the end) that (such) happenings may bring distinctions into view;
  • (To the end) that dust-coloured (dusky) earth may bring forth all that it holds in its bosom, (whether) ruby or stone.
  • Whatsoever this dark earth has stolen from the Treasury of God and the Sea of Bounty—
  • Providence, the (Divine) governor, says, “Tell the truth! Declare what thou hast carried off, hair by hair.” 2955
  • The thief, that is, the earth, says, “Nothing, nothing!” The Governor (then) puts it to the torture.