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Flowers from a Persian Garden and Other Papers

Note 1 — FLOWERS FROM A PERSIAN GARDEN.

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One reason, doubtless, for Persian and Turkish poets adopting a takhallus is the custom of the poet introducing his name into every ghazal he composes, generally towards the end; and as his proper name would seldom or never accommodate itself to purposes of verse he selects a more suitable one. Return

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