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 1    1, 3   |           birds;~Every moment our feet are caught in a fresh snare ;~
 2    1, 5   |          Sets a ladder before our feet.~Step by step must we mount
 3    1, 5   | groundless in this place.~Ye have feet why then pretend ye are
 4    1, 7   |         to lay head at the king's feet is due obeisance,~In the
 5    1, 7   |        would be wrong to kiss the feet.~The king's jealousy would
 6    1, 9   |          laid his offering at the feet of the Khalifa, who received
 7    1, 16  |    fateful decree?"~He fell at my feet and cried, "O gracious lord,~
 8    1, 16  |           as it were, prey on our feet;~Without reliance on Thee
 9    2, 1   |         crooked shoes fit crooked feet.~Though you repeat pious
10    2, 4   |           dust beneath the king's feet; and if you become like
11    2, 16  |    occupation is rest to me.~Your feet are in the mire, to me,
12    3, 2   |         Then all, as camels whose feet are shackled,~When you loose
13    3, 2   |    shackled,~When you loose their feet in the road,~Straightway
14    3, 2   |           did they run upon their feet at his command.~How many
15    3, 2   |   straggler, bind a rope upon thy feet,~Lest thou lose even thine
16    3, 5   |           If I speak thereof your feet stumble, ~Yet if I speak
17    3, 5   |           Swimming with hands and feet avails naught today. ~The
18    3, 12  |       absorbed in God. ~With bare feet I trod upon thorns and flints, ~
19    3, 12  |          senseless. ~Think not my feet touched the earth, ~For
20    3, 12  |           to death.~The hands and feet of criminals betray~their
21    3  (4) |          speak unto us, and their feet shall bear witness of that
22    3, 13  |           of course the hands and feet become dropsical, ~And.
23    3, 17  |       throw himself at his lord's feet, and endure whatever punishment
24    3, 17  |         throw myself at my lord's feet, and say to him, 'Deal with
25    3, 17  |       threw himself at his lord's feet and swooned away. The Prince,
26    3, 17  |          and face,~He fell at the feet of the Prince with streaming
27    3, 17  |        Body replies "True, but my feet are fast bound, ~Though
28    3, 17  |        birds tied together by the feet; ~Death, sickness and disease
29    3, 17  |           and disease loose their feet asunder. ~The moment their
30    3, 17  |        asunder. ~The moment their feet are loosed from the others, ~'
31    4, 2   |          to himself, "Whose heavy feet are those?"~He shouted from
32    4, 2   |           a spirit without aid of feet, ~Thou wilt eat sweet viands
33    4, 2   |   sacrifice of your reason at the feet of Mustafa,~Say, "God Sufficeth
34    4, 6   |           seen to bow down at the feet of Mustafa.~The arguments
35    4, 7   |       threw himself at the king's feet and begged him to spare
36    4, 9   |         is immediately under your feet." The mule admitted the
37    5, 9   |          man's hands and eyes and feet will bear witness against
38    6, Prol|        heart,~Whereby the heart's feet wend their way to the truth.~
39    6, 5   |         he saw a Sufi bathing his feet. He was seized with a desire
40    6, 9   |           the King and kissed his feet. The King, like a good shepherd,