Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |           the intent that he might take refuge with the Christians,
 2    1, 3 |    pleasant to thee and allowable. Take it, then,~And cast not thyself
 3    1, 5 |       constant raids upon them, to take and kill such of them as
 4    1, 5 |           the hare got the lion to take him upon his back, and directed
 5    1, 5 |         hints disclose His intent,~Take the burden from you, and
 6    1, 6 |          of your mind with cotton.~Take the cotton of evil suggestions
 7    1, 9 |         complete this subject,~But take this much, and all hail
 8    1, 9 |           O Lord! who will come to take our place?~Wilt Thou barter
 9    1, 10|         travel not the road alone,~Take not thy own way through
10    2, 1 |         they who say "One."~If you take "One" as your ball in his
11    2, 1 |          Till it is thus verified, take it not from your friends;~
12    2, 1 |        wages for me. 8~How could I take brass beads for pearls of
13    2, 2 |           provisions by the way,~I take it away by fraud or deceit,~
14    2, 7 |        need of shoes.~One does not take a drunken man as a guide
15    2, 10|              Though it is right to take counsel in affairs,~That
16    2, 10|           say, 'With whom shall we take counsel?'~The prophets answer, '
17    2, 10|           judgment; '~They reply, 'Take counsel with them,~And act
18    2, 10|        lust universal evil.~If you take counsel with your lust,~
19    2, 10|         like a goblet, with wine. ~Take up your abode in His soul! ~
20    2, 10|           your abode in His soul! ~Take up your abode in heaven,
21    2, 10|         and deceits (of lust) ~You take, and swallow, just like
22    2, 10|           the praises of sinners. ~Take the light blows of Darveshes,
23    2, 11|             Give me that sigh, and take my prayers instead."~The
24    2, 11|        first said, "I give it, and take your prayers."~The other
25    2, 11|           without obeying it,~They take that coin without assaying
26    2, 14|          and cried out, "O Shaikh, take these needles of God!" Ibrahim
27    2, 16|          This is water in the cup, take and drink it,' ~Does the
28    3, 12|            and finally resolved to take further time for consideration
29    3, 12|          And since these witnesses take the bit in their mouths,~
30    3, 16|         cheated in his bargains to take time before completing them,
31    3, 16|      actual experience. ~Therefore take this declaration with its
32    3, 17|           It is useless for you to take wing before that day."~But
33    4, 2 |           without thy concurrence,~Take shame to thyself for thy
34    4, 2 |            ye that seek, arise and take your fill of love,~Snuff
35    4, 2 |            is as Solomon's signet; take good care~That it falls
36    4, 6 |          Pharaoh then proceeded to take counsel with his wife, Asiya,
37    4, 6 |         you of hell, ~Saying, 'Ho, take refuge in the light! ~Otherwise
38    4, 6 |      beloved.' ~The other said, "I take not these for a proof, ~
39    5, 1 |     precept addressed to Abraham, "Take four birds and draw them
40    5, 1 |           each of his disciples to take one of the infidels to his
41    5, 1 |         and steadfastly refused to take more, saying he felt perfectly
42    5, 1 |    discourse put a ring in my ear,~Take me by the ear, and draw
43    5, 4 |     laggard in the faith,~Saying, "Take these other traps, O cursed
44    5, 6 |      hundreds of precedents,~But I take no heed of them, O man poor
45    5, 6 | signification.~If an ordinary man 'take a staff and try it,~Will
46    5, 7 |            other divine command to take pity on suppliants; but '
47    5, 10|            come with him, he would take him to a delightful meadow,
48    5, 10|       found him, and forced him to take food in spite of himself.
49    5, 10|          Razi," because he used to take only a vine-leaf to break
50    5, 10|           sustenance for those who take no thought for the morrow,
51    5, 11|        bird of good fortune should take wing.~You hold your breath
52    5, 13|          hand and foot to hold and take.~Thou art as reason, we
53    5, 13|           her, and sent an army to take her by force. The army succeeded
54    6, 2 |      lordship there is no slave.~O take my life, Thou that art the
55    6, 3 |            Sell your old goods and take a kingdom in payment!~
56    6, 4 |         the formation of an infant take nine months?~Because God'
57    6, 4 |          did the formation of Adam take forty days?~Because his
58    6, 5 |          back, and cried out, "Now take the other three dirhams
59    6, 6 |            of a certain scribe and take a certain writing that he
60    6, 7 |            given to him who should take a message to Samarcaud in
61    6, 7 |           in punishing him, but to take counsel with suitable advisers,
62    6, 9 |           way, ye will fly astray.~Take seed of us to yield you
63    6, 9 |            proclaim it openly, and take the risk of whatever might
64    6, 9 |            porter, and told him to take the chest to the bazar and