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1 1, 2 | But one day the parrot saw a bald-headed man passing
2 1, 5 | down the well, the lion saw in the water the reflection
3 1, 5 | back; and thinking that he saw his foe with the stolen
4 1, 7 | first flock of parrots he saw. On hearing it one of them
5 1, 15 | would be needed~By one who saw directly the Sun of 'The
6 1, 16 | will, and that whenever he saw just cause, he held his
7 2, 3 | him his viceroy when he saw it.~When Noah received the
8 2, 3 | When moonlike Joseph saw that brilliant sun,~He became
9 2, 3 | For in his calamities he saw signs of its approach.~When
10 2, 3 | exceeded counting.~Bayazid saw his way to increased fruition
11 2, 8 | man. 6~When good Abu Bakr saw Muhammad,~He recognized
12 2, 8 | one of the sympathizers,~Saw the moon split asunder,
13 2, 9 | story of a gardener who saw three friends walking in
14 2, 11 | fresh rumor,~Saying, "I saw a camel; it went this way;~'
15 3, 1 | Shortly after the travelers saw a plump young elephant,
16 3, 9 | upon her neck; ~Yea, he saw wood on the back of the
17 3, 9 | was heavy. ~No eye but his saw that rope and that firewood, ~
18 3, 12 | Turning his eyes to heaven, he saw seven great lights never
19 3, 12 | Daquqi still watched on, and saw the seven trees bowing down
20 3, 14 | of ill-luck; but when he saw the viper his discontent
21 3, 17 | to Earth, ~"If you never saw a resurrection-day, see
22 3, 18 | meaning, ~Even as the demons saw in Adam only clay. 11 ~The
23 4, 1 | Yea, I knew you before I saw you,~That you were rooted
24 4, 1 | by God blind and deaf; ~I saw with the heart's eye your
25 4, 1 | for eight years ~Because I saw you filled with ignorance
26 4, 1 | the stove-room and never saw purity, ~The smell of sweet
27 4, 2 | The druggist, though he saw what he was doing, would
28 4, 2 | follows of a darvesh who saw in a dream some saints,
29 4, 2 | was all, and no man ever saw him again,~Just as fairies
30 4, 4 | aimed a blow at his neck, ~Saw his own throat cut, and
31 4, 5 | their nets. The fish also saw the fishermen and were sorely
32 4, 6 | In that house of mine I saw but forms and pictures;~
33 4, 6 | rain, ~Whilst there wisdom saw His wrath and fled away. ~
34 4, 6 | The Sunni said, "One day I saw two persons ~Engaged in
35 4, 9 | and pretended that she saw her husband misconducting
36 4, 9 | herself with him. Her husband saw her from his post in the
37 4, 9 | journeyed to Mount Qaf;~He saw it was formed of a bright
38 4, 9 | vapors."~~Just so an ant who saw a pen writing on paper,~
39 5, 1 | he had gone the servants saw the mess he had made, and
40 5, 3 | out to till his field, and saw a peacock busily engaged
41 5, 6 | addressed by a holy Shaikh. He saw the Shaikh weeping copiously,
42 5, 6 | that you go not and say, 'I saw the Shaikh weeping, and
43 5, 6 | blind to spiritual matters, saw only his lavish expenditure
44 5, 10 | So, when stubborn Pharaoh saw Moses' staff a serpent,~
45 5, 10 | not malevolent;~What you saw was not dangerous, it was
46 5 (7)| And when they saw him they were amazed at
47 5, 13 | of a prince of Egypt who saw the portrait of a damsel
48 5, 13 | stick,~But the divine eye saw it to be a deadly serpent.~
49 6, 5 | went to a stream, where he saw a Sufi bathing his feet.
50 6, 5 | return the blow, but when he saw the weakly and infirm condition
51 6, 5 | vain shadows in life.~I saw not that my body was a mere
52 6, 7 | was so good that when he saw a man at night he could
53 6, 7 | him without fail when he saw him by day,~Saw the king
54 6, 7 | when he saw him by day,~Saw the king upon the throne,
55 6, 9 | have we seen what the king saw at the first,~When that
56 6, 9 | glass,~Our wise old fathers saw long ago though hid in stones.~
57 6, 9 | grievance; and when she saw the Qazi she beguiled him,
58 6, 9 | looked into his quiver,~He saw that one of his arrow-shafts
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