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“দর আইনা গরচে খুদ নুমাই বাশদ পৈবস্তা জ খেশতন জুদাই বাশদ । খুদ রা ব মিসলে গোর দীদন অজব অস্ত; ঈ বুল অজবো কারে খুদাই বাশদ।” “যদিও দর্পণে আপন চেহারা দেখা যায় কিন্তু তা পৃথক থাকে নিজে নিজেকে অন্যরুপে দেখা আশ্চর্যের ব্যাপার। এ হলো আল্লাহর অলৌকিক কাজ।” “রাজ্যহারা হয়ে হুমায়ূন হিন্দুস্থানের অধীশ্বর দিল্লীর সম্রাট শের শাহকে-”

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