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  • At that moment they cry piteously and make humble supplication, like robbers and brigands under the gibbet. 4700
  • But if you become upright in (your faith in) the Unseen, you are owner of the two worlds and a magistrate (exercising sovereign authority) over yourself.
  • The abiding (spiritual) magistracy and kingship is not (something) taken on loan for two days and ailing (perishable).
  • (Possessing that) you are delivered from strife and can act for yourself: you are king and at the same time beating your own drum.
  • When the World squeezes our throats tightly, would that our gullets and mouths had eaten (only) earth!
  • This mouth, indeed, has (always) been an eater of earth; but an earth that has been coloured. 4705
  • This roast-meat and this wine and this sugar are (merely) coloured and painted earth, O son.
  • When you have eaten or drunk (them) and they have become flesh and skin, He gives them the colour of flesh, but they are still the earth of (His) street.
  • ’Tis from a bit of earth that He stitches the (body of) clay, and then makes the whole (fabric) a bit of earth again.
  • Hindús and Qifcháq (Turks) and Greeks and Abyssinians— all have quite the same colour in the grave.