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baked over again。' For the 'Allegory；' though shrewd enough in most
things； had the reputation of being 'saift…baked；' i。e。； of weak
intellect。〃
（XC。） At the Close of the Fasting Month； Ramazan （which makes the
Mussulman unhealthy and unamiable）； the first Glimpse of the New Moon
（who rules their division of the Year） is looked for with the utmost
Anxiety； and hailed with Acclamation。 Then it is that the Porter's
Knot maybe heardtoward the Cellar。 Omar has elsewhere a pretty
Quatrain about the same Moon
〃Be of Good Cheerthe sullen Month will die；
And a young Moon requite us by and by：
Look how the Old one meagre； bent； and wan
With Age and Fast； is fainting from the Sky！〃
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