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RELIC OF YUSUF SHEICKI.
What a senseless dream of the reason of Man,To think it can rifle the Great Caravan
Of Allah's inscrutable Will and Existence;
When the tinkling tones of the Caravan-bell,
As the Caravan moves through the misty Dell
Of the world, are themselves half-lost in the Distance,
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