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 1    1, 1   |           praises.~Whatsoever one says, whose reason is thus astray,~
 2    1, 1   |          are useless.~Whatever he says is not to the point,~And
 3    1, 3   |        this, even when awake.~God says, 4 "Thou wouldst deem him
 4    1, 3   |        All we see is One.~Whoever says 'tis two is suffering from
 5    1, 5   |          ridest on, O master?"~He says, "True, 'tis a steed; but
 6    1  (12)|          Bampton Lectures, p. 49) says: "A thing can be known as
 7    1, 6   |     eclipses.~What is it that God says to the ear of earth,~That
 8    1, 6   |           What is it that Speaker says to the cloud,~That it pours
 9    1, 6   |        horns of a dilemma;~For he says, 'Shall I do this or its
10    1, 7   |           state my case.~My heart says, "He has injured me,"~But
11    1  (6) |     Gulistan, Book II. Story XI.) says: "The vision, of God to
12    1, 13  |         perceptions of saints.~He says that the flashes of men'
13    2, 1   |        One without dispute!~Whoso says "one" and "two," and so
14    2  (15)|         the Nafahatu-'l Uns, Jami says there are always 4000 saints
15    2, 10  |            tis bad, whatever lust says on this matter~Heed it not,
16    2, 11  |    towards this pasture."~Another says, "Its ear was cropped."~
17    2, 11  |         ear was cropped."~Another says, "Its cloth was embroidered."~
18    2, 11  |        true is a fool,~But he who says all is false is a knave.~:~
19    2, 17  |           this anecdote, the poet says we must look at its spirit
20    3, 7   |       Compulsionist (Jabri). Each says the other is in the way
21    3, 11  |          down the throat~Till God says to it, 'Go down.'~Desire
22    3, 12  |      thought is as a governor who says to thee,~"Tell forth thy
23    3, 12  |          the source of evil.~Lust says, "Why hast thou killed my
24    3, 12  |           thou killed my cow?"~It says, "Because lust's cow is
25    3, 13  |    straight as an arrow,~When God says 'Proclaim' we must obey. 11~
26    3, 14  |         it is never cast down.~It says, "Why should I fall into
27    3, 16  |        actual nature.~Hence if he says, "I know it," 'tis not far
28    3, 16  |           not far wrong~And if he says, "I know it not," 'tis not
29    3, 16  |           them not." ~So when God says in one place "knows them," ~
30    3, 16  |       knows them," ~In another He says, "None knows them beside
31    3  (3) |        354, where the commentator says the allusion is to Moses
32    3, 17  |          lover of God to whom God says, "I am thine, and thou art
33    3, 17  |          blades of straw. ~Heaven says to earth, "All hail to thee! ~
34    3, 17  | perpetuated by their union.~Earth says to the earth of the body, "
35    3, 17  |       till the appointed day. ~He says, "O parts, the appointed
36    3, 17  |          a stranger in exile? ~It says, "O parts of my habitation
37    3  (12)|           The Lucknow commentator says that Faizi (brother of Abul
38    4, 1   |  disappointed with the sight.~God says, "Whoso is God's, God also
39    4, 1   |          s, God also is his."~God says, "I am his eye, his hand,
40    4, 2   |          d-Din, in which the poet says that his object in writing
41    4, 2   |          the grammarian of Shiraz says "Allah" is derived from "
42    4, 2   |   enshrined in his heart. For God says, "The life of the world
43    4, 3   |        exaltation. ~The base coin says to me with pride every moment, ~"
44    4, 4   |          lost in him.~Whatever he says is really said by that spirit,~
45    4, 9   |          particular city.~When He says, 'Enough,' my vein remains
46    5, 1   |        purge the offence, for God says, "Little let them laugh,
47    5, 3   |     bravery against the dead.~God says, "Expend;" 4 wherefore earn
48    5, 3   |            when the King of kings says "Abstain," 5~It implies
49    5, 4   |          deeds." In this parable, says the poet, Sabzawar is the
50    5, 6   |         and distant wanderings~He says, "Lo! this was the truth,
51    5, 10  |     presented itself, because God says, "Go in quest of the bounties
52    5, 10  |            If He really be, as He says, the Lord Supreme. 6~What
53    5, 12  |          are dogs;" and the Koran says, "The present life is no
54    5, 13  |          His argument is this: he says again and again,~"If there
55    5, 13  |       latter to hell.~The Prophet says, "Paradise is annexed to
56    6, Prol|         their essence not;~If one says it does, tell him it does
57    6, 4   |         him happiness.~The mentor says, "O raw hastener, through
58    6, 5   |         vicious. As Bishop Butler says, this life is a state of
59    6, 5   |       over lost opportunities.~He says, "Why did I not keep death
60    6  (4) |         Because, as Sir T. Browne says, "God is all things." ~
61    6, 6   |          to and fro,~The Almighty says, "Make efforts in our ways," 7~
62    6, 7   |           to his own. The proverb says, "Occasional intermission
63 Note      |       recent forgery. Haji Khalfa says: "It is notorious that the
64 Note      |        denied its genuineness. He says in his commentary that when