The Poetical Works of be Ha-ed Din Zoheir of EgyptCUP Archive |
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Contents
Preface | 1 |
The Peculiar Lover | 7 |
Loves trials | 13 |
Unpleasant acquaintance | 27 |
On a designing girl | 34 |
On an eunuch | 40 |
Yestereen | 47 |
Sound divination | 56 |
A reprobate | 151 |
The busybody | 157 |
141 | 163 |
152 | 175 |
A farewell | 189 |
To an absent friend | 193 |
On receiving a letter | 199 |
the poets earliest attempts | 206 |
To some distant friends | 64 |
An impromptu | 67 |
II | 81 |
The youthful lover | 85 |
A Panegyric on the Emír Mejd | 90 |
13 | 97 |
A congratulatory Ode addressed | 99 |
14 | 105 |
15 | 113 |
102 | 130 |
The candid lover | 136 |
Useless friends | 144 |
Under an obligation | 210 |
An Epigram | 228 |
212 | 241 |
209 | 249 |
The resigned lover | 255 |
A bore | 261 |
An apology | 267 |
Love all in | 270 |
295 | 276 |
Dear as a brother | 282 |
Loves secrets | 289 |
Common terms and phrases
absence ABSENT FRIEND amorous songs Arabic aught bear beauty Behá Zoheir blame bore bounty breeze bright Cairo Cambridge cheek Damascus Damietta dear delight divine doth E. H. PALMER e'en e'er Egypt Emír face fair falchion fame favours fear folks gazelle gentle glory gone grace greeting grief happy hath hear heart Heaven honour hope kind kiss letter Lord Love's lover maid meet Melik Mentor Mohammed moon ne'er never nigh night nought o'er Octavo PANEGYRIC passed passion perfume poet praise pray prove SALADIN song soul speech St Catharine's College St John's College sway sweet tale tears tell tell-tales thee There's thine things thou art thou didst thou dost thou hast thou wilt thou'rt thy love Twas Twill Twould University of Cambridge unto verse ween weep Whene'er wine word would'st yore youth