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 1    1, 3   |         treated in that barbarous way on account of his attachment
 2    1, 3   |         to results in a different way,~And so, perforce, became
 3    1, 3   |          burden!~Follow thine own way and lose not thy head!"~
 4    1, 5   |         try his luck. He took his way slowly to the lion, and
 5    1, 5   |   manifestation of divine.~On his way to the lion the hare lingered,~
 6    1, 5   |      himself.~He proceeded on his way after delaying long,~In
 7    1, 7   |     feigned death to suggest this way of escaping from confinement
 8    1, 8   |         and that he must not give way to contrition for the past,
 9    1, 9   |       Pharaoh walked in the right way,~Though seemingly the one
10    1, 9   |    actions are guides~To show the way to what is concealed within.~
11    1, 9   |        relation to it,~Not in the way that rose's scent is a part
12    1, 10  |           alone,~Take not thy own way through this desert!~Whoso
13    1, 12  |       defects~Is hastening in the way that leads to perfection!~
14    1, 14  |       house in the most elaborate way. The Greeks, on the other
15    1, 15  |          track of it in tho milky way.~Our senses and our endless
16    1, 16  |           If Thou showest not the way, our life is lost;~A life
17    1, 17  |        thou eatest it in the same way as of yore~Thou wert wont
18    2, 2   |         for his provisions by the way,~I take it away by fraud
19    2, 3   |         and thoughts will in some way bear fruit in the next world,
20    2, 3   |         counting.~Bayazid saw his way to increased fruition thereof,~
21    2, 3   |       robber became a sage of the way, 13~When he was regarded
22    2  (13)|                              The "way" means the Sufi doctrines. ~
23    2, 3   |           his head in seeking the way thereto,~His rank was exalted
24    2, 4   |           certain falcon lost his way, and found himself in the
25    2, 7   |     drunken man as a guide on the way,~Nor speak of darns to torn
26    2, 10  |            What provision for the way have you?"~He answered, "
27    2, 10  |       pass through it?~Yet on our way we perceived not the smoke
28    2, 11  |         to direct me in the right way. How can I trust a thief
29    2, 11  |       hundred thanks.~He went his way with deep humility and contrition,~
30    2, 11  |         saw a camel; it went this way;~'Twas red, and it went
31    2, 11  |    philosopher expounds it in one way,~And a critic at once refutes
32    2, 14  |          he was proceeding on his way he met a certain tradition-monger,
33    2, 14  |          off my camel and go your way, and suffer me to go mine,
34    2, 15  |          fool!~Wandering from the way and lost in the desert!~
35    3, 1   |           of travelers lost their way in a wilderness, and were
36    3, 1   |        seest it in passing on the way to Jerusalem. ~Thousands
37    3, 5   |        escape from the mire, ~The way to this salvation is very
38    3, 5   |        from the mire, and go your way. ~When the suckling is weaned
39    3, 5   |        that again is wrong; ~What way of escape is there from
40    3, 6   |         to waste his time in this way. It shows that I am not
41    3, 7   |          says the other is in the way of error, but none but the
42    3, 7   |             Thou art in the wrong way~Thou thinkest thyself a
43    3, 12  |        continually as he went his way, ~"O Lord, let me draw near
44    3, 12  |       that Moon, ~Heedless of the way, absorbed in God. ~With
45    3, 13  |          prophet Noah in the same way when he was warning them
46    3, 14  |  difficulties there is provided a way of salvation 1.~In this
47    3, 17  |     counsels. When love pulls one way all the wisdom of Abu Hanifa
48    4, 1   |          it is fatal.~In the same way, O man, reckon up with intelligence~
49    4, 2   |   woodcutter who was passing that way. But this woodcutter was
50    4, 2   |          of dawning day. ~In this way deal with all from the hoopoo
51    4, 2   |         deviation from the "right way,"~You crawl crookedly, like
52    4, 2   |         the danger and provides a way of escape.~Sell your cleverness
53    4, 4   |      silence; God knows the right way!~This is followed by an
54    4, 5   |           He knows nothing of the way, great or small,~And is
55    4, 5   |           to light himself on his way,~Nor half a lamp which might
56    4  (4) |           sake of truth," "in the way of truth." The Lucknow commentator,
57    4, 7   | accordingly released and went his way; but, strange to say, he
58    4, 9   |         upwards, and I see a long way before me, while your eyes
59    4, 9   |          and his Apostle lead the way." 1~Then follows another
60    4, 9   |    himself to another ant in this way~'That pen is making very
61    5, 2   |           hypocrisy, and went his way. Then follows a commentary
62    5, 3   |          admonition that the only way to be safe from one's internal
63    5, 3   |           him that erred from the way a prophet; 10~Thou makest
64    5, 5   |   children, seeing nothing of the way; but I came hither with
65    5, 5   |      marked all the stages of the way like a guide." On this they
66    5, 6   |         had wept in this ignorant way for some time he made due
67    5, 6   |            regard not in the same way as these~Every ordinary
68    5, 9   |        place himself again in the way of temptation, lest he might
69    5, 10  |           to exert himself in any way to gain food. He lay down
70    5, 10  |         caravan of travelers that way, who found him, and forced
71    5, 10  |        spoke them idly and in the way of cant.~He praised the
72    5, 10  |        but must have been in some way suggested to him by the
73    5, 11  |       that God is pulling men one way and Satan another is to
74    5, 11  |           man to act in a certain way,-that God expressly assumes
75    5, 13  |          return march; but on the way the captain of the army
76    5, 13  |            public opinion" is the way of the world, but its worthlessness
77    6, Prol|           heart's feet wend their way to the truth.~Many hearts
78    6, Prol|       mighty grace of God led the way,~How could this fear have
79    6, 1   |        insisted on having his own way, and the marriage was settled
80    6, 1   |        his presumption, in such a way that, according to the proverb, '
81    6, 3   |           of self is to clear the way for the apprehension of
82    6, 4   |          men, who are ever giving way to their lusts, and so being
83    6, 4   |         degrees and in a masterly way;~Food boiled in mad haste
84    6, 5   |           this expression only by way of indication.~But keep
85    6, 7   |        they still refused to give way, and the Mosalman therefore
86    6, 9   |       only thorns;~If ye fly that way, ye will fly astray.~Take
87    6, 9   |           are revolving the wrong way;~Or if she said, "My head
88    6, 9   |         obtain his desire in some way or other, if not in the
89    6, 9   |           or other, if not in the way that he expected; according
90    6, 9   |         will provide for him in a way he reckoned not." 13 Seekers
91    6, 9   |         cries of' O God!'~In this way by supplication and lamentation~
92    6, 9   |         bazar and sell it. On the way to the bazar the Qazi cried
93    6, 9   |     stirrup,~But at last went his way guided by perfect sight.~