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 1    1  (8)|         and of him created his wife" (Koran iv. I). See Gulshan
 2    1, 9  |     STORY IX. The Arab and his Wife.~An Arab lived with his
 3    1, 9  |         An Arab lived with his wife in the desert in extreme
 4    1, 9  |       to their neighbours. The wife at last lost patience, and
 5    1, 9  |        her querulous ways. The wife, however, by blandishments
 6    1, 9  |      thou art the ruler of thy wife, like water;~In reality
 7    1  (3)|        said these words to his wife, Ayisha. ~
 8    1, 9  |      things straight!"~Man and wife types of the spirit and
 9    1, 9  | dissension of this husband and wife is a parable;~They are types
10    1, 9  |        souls.~This husband and wife are the reason and the flesh,~
11    1, 9  |       variance and strife.~The wife is ever seeking dainties
12    1, 9  | dignity and position.~Like the wife, the animal soul seeks comfort,~
13    1, 9  |     the husband is reason, the wife lust and greed;~She is vested
14    2  (1)|     Husam for the death of his wife. ~
15    3, 8  |        him there, and told his wife that he was not well, bidding
16    3, 8  |      mark how pale he was. His wife assured him he was not looking
17    3, 9  |        wood on the back of the wife of Bu Lahab, ~And she, the
18    3  (5)|      at the instigation of his wife, Omm Jahil, rejected Muhammad'
19    3  (5)|      the fiery flame," and the wife "laden with firewood, and
20    3, 10 |        no grief or regret. His wife therefore rebuked him for
21    3, 10 |      follows:~He turned to his wife and said, "O dame,~The harvest
22    3, 10 |   sense from the tree.~Know, O wife, outward sense is captive
23    3, 17 |    creep together like man and wife? ~Without the earth how
24    4, 1  |       a Sufi and his faithless wife. This wife was one day entertaining
25    4, 1  |       his faithless wife. This wife was one day entertaining
26    4, 6  |       to take counsel with his wife, Asiya, whether it would
27    4, 8  |       for the wedding. But his wife and the other ladies of
28    4, 8  |    superior attractions of his wife, and he renounced his ugly
29    4, 8  |      and fell in love with his wife. This is a parable, the
30    4, 8  |    This is a parable, the true wife being the Deity, the old
31    5, 13 |      meal for a guest; but his wife, who was very greedy, ate
32    5, 13 |   missed his meat he asked his wife for it, and she said the
33    5, 13 |       man. Then he said to his wife, "If this half-man is all
34    6, 1  |     roasted.'" He directed his wife to flatter the slave with
35    6, 9  |        who was beguiled by the wife of a dwarf. The dwarf and
36    6, 9  |       dwarf. The dwarf and his wife were very poor, and one
37    6, 9  |      day the dwarf said to his wife, "God has given you arched