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 1    1, Prol|      shorten my discourse.~Arise, O son! burst thy bonds and be
 2    1, 1   |      command to Abraham to slay his son Ishmael, and to the act
 3    1, 1   |           comrade, the Sufi is 'the son of time present.' 6~It is
 4    1  (6) |                    The Sufi is the "son of the time present," because
 5    1, 5   |             is a boundless ocean.~O son, that ocean requires, as
 6    1, 6   |             of wanton wilfulness.~O son, they understand this compulsion~
 7    1, 6   |             the food of the soul, O son?~Flesh-born man by force
 8    1, 9   |           Eve?~Though he be Rustum, son of Zal, and braver than
 9    1  (10)|                          He is the "son of the time present and
10    2, 1   |         vine nothing but raisins.~O son, our bodies are as dried
11    2, 3   |           sight at the scent of his son. 5~When moonlike Joseph
12    2, 3   |           no more seen.~When Jesus. Son of Mary, found that ladder
13    2, 3   |            breath of Jesus.~Ibrahim son of Adham rode his horse
14    2, 8   |         then, mercy from any one, O son!~If of yourself you cannot
15    2, 8   |            dog of the cave became a son of man. 6~When good Abu
16    2, 10  |         recompense of well-doing, O son? ~It is kindness and good
17    2, 16  |             sucking babe, ~'Come, O son, I am thy mother,' ~Does
18    2, 17  |          another person He may be a son.~In relation to another
19    3, 1   |            care for His children.~O son, the pious are God's children,~
20    3, 2   | distinguished from true sanctity.~O son, a hundred thousand tests
21    3, 2   |     Nearness is of various kinds, O son, ~The sun shines alike on
22    3, 5   |           fast in that same form, O son. ~You are footbound like
23    3, 5   |            Noah and his unbelieving son Canaan.~Noah cried, "Ho!
24    3, 5   |        selected a young bride, O my son. ~The barber cut off his
25    3, 6   |           Sufi is, as it were, the "son of the season,"~But the
26    3, 9   |            seen.~Behold that king's son clad in rags,~With bare
27    3, 18  |           is aiming at certainty, O son,~And more and more moves
28    3, 18  |             am Abraham, and you his son under the knife. ~Lay down
29    3, 18  |          without doubt. ~Do thou, O son, confine not thy view to
30    4, 1   |      propose a marriage between her son and the Sufi's daughter,
31    4, 2   |       should be accomplished by his son Solomon, and Solomon's work
32    4, 2   |       Though to outward view I am a son of Adam,~In reality I am
33    4, 2   |             and cease vain words, O son!~In the course of his rebuke
34    4, 2   |        ignorance.~For this cause, O son, the Prince of men declared,~"
35    4, 4   |            in maturity of wisdom, O son, ~Not, in whiteness of the
36    4, 8   |             that his dearly beloved son, a youth of great promise,
37    4, 8   |           rejoiced to find that his son was still alive; but he
38    4, 8   |          Darvesh as a bride for his son, and made preparations for
39    5, 8   |            morning, "O such an one, son of such an one,~I marvel
40    6, Prol|             acuteness of thought?~O son, did you ever present your
41    6, 5   |           summer.~In like manner, O son, every member of your body~
42    6, 7   |        these be your only proofs, O son,~Smell foul breath and inspect
43    6, 7   |           Alms cure thy sickness, O son~'Tis not charitable to burn
44    6, 7   |           Abdu'l Ghaus, who was the son of a fairy mother, and consequently
45    6, 9   |         supplied by Jalalu-'d-Din's son, Bahau-'d-Din Sultan Valad:~