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 1    1, 4   |       Persian, this attraction~Comes from the same quarter whence
 2    1, 4   |        the same quarter whence comes this sweet savour. 3~:~
 3    1, 6   | Commander of the faithful,~How comes the soul down from above
 4    1, 6   |        reverse?'~Also from God comes the preference of one alternative;~'
 5    1, 13  |    base analogies~(True reason comes not out of a dark corner) ;~
 6    1, 14  |        burden.~Knowledge which comes not immediately from Him~
 7    1, 16  |      To whomsoever God's order comes,~He must smite with his
 8    2, Prol|  become milk.~Till thy fortune comes forth as a new-born babe,~
 9    2, 1   |    whereby he raised the dead, comes the following story.~A certain
10    2, 5   |        atheist a devotee!~Next comes an anecdote of a dirty man
11    2, 7   |    limitless ocean. Afterwards comes an anecdote of a philosopher
12    2, 18  |    natural longing of thy soul comes from thy mother.~Thy longing
13    2, 18  |       Thy longing for dry land comes to thee from thy nurse;~
14    3, 1   |      of many words? ~No answer comes to thee from nigh the throne, ~
15    3, 10  |       and of the prophet Ezra, comes the story of the old man
16    3, 13  |        get away from the fools comes the story of the men of
17    3, 17  |      of its elements. ~Disease comes to rend the body asunder, ~
18    3, 18  |  thought! ~The life of animals comes from the death of plants. ~
19    4, 2   |       heaven very swiftly,~And comes to us like a caravan. 6~'
20    4, 2   |    knows this,~That cleverness comes from Iblis, but love from
21    4, 6   |     ordinance; ~No one of them comes save at His appointed time; ~
22    4  (5) |                     This story comes from Koran ii. 261. ~
23    4, 9   |      disciple's partial reason comes from that Reason,~The disciple'
24    5, 1   | ambition and ostentation. Next comes a discourse on the thesis
25    5, 3   |        in worldly joys,~To him comes death quicker than to the
26    5, 5   |    heart that is no heart envy comes to a head,~Thus Being troubles
27    5, 6   |        It sees the water in it comes from the fountain.~The glass
28    5, 6   |        mysterious compositions comes life,~Even as utter confusion
29    5, 6   |        spiritual dangers.~Next comes an anecdote of a pious man
30    5, 10  |       not approved,~Because it comes only from the lips, not
31    5, 13  |  reason departs from him. Then comes an anecdote of a cowardly
32    5, 13  |       promised to God." 3 Then comes a long story of a prince
33    6, 3   |        my song; and when death comes to you, you will learn the
34    6, 3   |       in signs and hints.~Then comes a commentary on the tradition, "
35    6, 6   |    these two processes nothing comes into being.~Behold the abasement
36    6, 9   |      open mouth;~When His wine comes, is not cup too small to