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Flowers from a Persian Garden and Other Papers

Note 96 — RABBINICAL LEGENDS, TALES, FABLES, AND APHORISMS. (continued 2)

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“Do not,” says Nakhshabí, “try to move by persuasion the soul that is afflicted with grief. The heart that is overwhelmed with the billows of sorrow will, by slow degrees, return to itself.” Return

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