This lofty Wheel, whose trade it is to tyrannize, has

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This lofty Wheel, whose trade it is to tyrannize, has by Omar Khayyam

This lofty Wheel, whose trade it is to tyrannize, has
never loosed for man the knot of any difficulty. Wherever
it has seen an ulcerated heart, there has it come to add
wound unto wound.

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