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 1    1, 10  |    soaring on high.~He lends aid to the slaves of the friends
 2    1, 10  |   road alone~Only does so by aid of the might of holy men.~
 3    1, 13  |     thyself,~Without demon's aid how came that blue turban 2
 4    1, 13  |    the veil from us;~Lend us aid on the day of trial!~:~
 5    2  (8) |      goods to the Prophet in aid of the expedition to Syria. ~
 6    2, 15  |     Then what remedy but the aid of the Remedier?~Despair
 7    3, 1   |    At the time he was asking aid in prayer, ~"O Moses! desire
 8    3, 9   |   accomplished without God's aid, ho could not possibly keep
 9    3, 9   | pious man he cries, "O sir, ~Aid me, for the love of God; ~
10    3, 9   |  goods and gold and wealth. ~Aid me so that perchance I may
11    3, 9   | weight before him, ~Saying, "Aid me to escape from this load, ~
12    3, 13  |  were reckoned as liars, our aid reached them, and we delivered
13    4, 2   |    about the heavens without aid of wings, ~Like sun or full
14    4, 2   |     move as a spirit without aid of feet, ~Thou wilt eat
15    4, 2   |    Jinns came and lent their aid to the work,~Some of them
16    4, 2   |    pillar of my being is Thy aid and protection;~The whole
17    4, 2   |    waiting and expecting His aid,~All have learned of Him
18    4, 2   |    with prayer." 23~Ho! seek aid of Him, not of another than
19    4, 6   |    In her distress she asked aid of Ali, who told her to
20    5, 3   |   the body's garment without aid of needle.~On the day that
21    5, 10  |      and resolved to seek no aid of man, and not to exert
22    5, 10  |    those who came to him for aid before they uttered them.
23    5, 10  |     him by the person asking aid of him.~Then follow some
24    6, Prol|     attraction?~O Granter of aid, lend us aid~In this dilemma
25    6, Prol|      Granter of aid, lend us aid~In this dilemma of the feeble
26    6, Prol|    Thou triest me; O give me aid!~For men are as women through
27    6, 2   |      bird's cries to God for aid.~When he had eaten the grain
28    6, 6   |     too put up his cries for aid,~And bore off the ball of
29    6, 7   |   will find a very Bahram to aid you.~For this cause Muhammad
30    6, 8   |    to Tabriz to seek further aid; but on arriving there he
31    6, 8   |   instead of his Creator for aid, according to the text, "
32    6, 8   |  appealed to the citizens to aid him, but only succeeded
33    6, 8   |   have sinned in looking for aid to a creature!~Although
34    6, 8   | earnest supplications~Begged aid, saying, "When you are released,~
35    6, 8   | Joseph had looked to man for aid,~He remained in prison for
36    6, 9   |   That every form may derive aid therefrom,~From its perfect
37    6, 9   |     after calling on God for aid, dreamt that a great treasure
38    6, 9   |     nurtured him without the aid of mother or nurse; but
39    6, 9   |     The rest is told without aid of tongue~To the heart of