Part, Chapter

1    1, 1 |     wouldst thou endure, nor embrace, nor form.~Press thy suit,
2    3, 10| still with my dear ones, and embrace them.~Ordinary people may
3    4, 1 |    mistress, he attempted to embrace her, but his mistress repulsed
4    4, 2 |   the worship of the sun and embrace Islam. 2 At the same time
5    5, 11| Mosalman pressed a Magian to embrace the true faith. The Magian
6    5, 13|    had long been inclined to embrace Islam, much to the grief
7    5, 13|     cured him of the wish to embrace Islam, just as the girl
8    6, 9 |    and wool,~'Tis sweeter to embrace her without those veils.~