| Until his vengeance he has wrought upon his foe |
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| Infatuated have the Pathans become for ranks and titles |
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| Come and listen to my story |
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| I dreamt that thou and I were friends together |
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| As before, in my heart of them no sign was seen |
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| On every side are flowers, the Anemone, Narcissus, and Hyacinth |
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| Of the Pathans that are famed in the land of Roh |
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| Like thee is there no other fair one in this world |
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| What though with tongue strives with me my mistress |
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| Blessings on my Grandsire, who took up his abode at Surai |
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