Rumi: Whereas want of fidelity is shameful even in dogs, How can it be right in men? God Almighty himself makes boast of fidel

Whereas want of fidelity is shameful even in dogs, How can it be right in men? G — Rumi

Whereas want of fidelity is shameful even in dogs, How can it be right in men? God Almighty himself makes boast of fidelity Saying 'Who is more faithful to his promise than we?'

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