Chapter

 1 2|       tainted, full of greed and poor in roots of goodness; then,
 2 2|          109. I likewise see the poor wretches, deficient in wisdom
 3 3|    crying and shouting.~59. Many poor devils move about, burnt
 4 3|          feel at ease.~75. These poor sons of mine, whom I have
 5 3|   servant of another, and always poor.~133. Diseases, myriads
 6 4|           the other (the son) is poor; in seeking a livelihood
 7 4|       course of time, Lord, that poor man, in quest of food and
 8 4|  granaries, is residing. Now the poor man's father, Lord, the
 9 4|     wealth!~Meanwhile, Lord, the poor man in search of food and
10 4| granaries. And the father of the poor man happened to sit at the
11 4|        short) in great pomp. The poor man, Lord, saw his own father
12 4|      householder's business. The poor man frightened, terrified,
13 4|         go; in the street of the poor I am likely to find food
14 4|     injury.~Thereupon, Lord, the poor man quickly departs, runs
15 4|      full speed and overtake the poor man, who, frightened, terrified,
16 4|         But the fellows drag the poor man, however lamenting,
17 4|       that householder knows the poor man's humble disposition
18 4|        Go, sirrah, and tell that poor man: Go, sirrah, whither
19 4|    servant obeys, approaches the poor man and tells him: Go, sirrah,
20 4|       likest; thou art free, The poor man is astonished and amazed
21 4|     wanders to the street of the poor in search of food and clothing.
22 4|          fellows go and seek the poor man and engage him for such
23 4|      fellows conjointly with the poor man clear the heap of dirt
24 4|       householder, addresses the poor man by the name of son,
25 4|          at the end of which the poor man feels quite at ease
26 4|          at hand. He says to the poor man: Come hither, man, I
27 4|        wasted.~And so, Lord, the poor man accepts the abundant
28 4|         and considers himself as poor as before.~After a while,
29 4|    approaching, he sends for the poor man, presents him to a gathering
30 4|       acknowledge (his own).~The poor man, Lord, hearing this
31 4|         from village to villave, poor and miserable, seeking food
32 4|       money on interest.~16. The poor man, seeing the splendid
33 4|        road to the street of the poor.~18. The rich man on the
34 4|          the order to fetch that poor man.~19. The messengers
35 4|         On hearing this call the poor man comes and cleanses the
36 4|    family property.~35. And the (poor) man is struck with surprise;
37 4|          we feel ourselves to be poor; we do not require the knowledge
38 4|       with surprise, just as the poor man who acquired riches;
39 7|       ought not to be that these poor creatures should not reach