Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |       of the apostolic office. Having given these directions,
 2    1, 5 |       the moment he got there. Having carried their point, the
 3    1, 6 |      the Ambassador.~The hare, having delivered his companions
 4    1, 7 |        with his own parrot for having sent such a fatal message,
 5    1, 8 | looking to Him for recompense. Having finished his melody he fell
 6    1, 10|      all who were before thee.~Having chosen thy Director, be
 7    1, 10|       a ring outside the door.~Having chosen thy Director, be
 8    2, 6 |        a share of it. One day, having received a watermelon, he
 9    2, 7 |        sense attend to causes.~Having left Jesus, thou cherishest
10    3, 2 |      accepting his invitation, having doubts as to his sincerity,
11    3, 7 |        in its flight.~The bird having but one wing quickly drops
12    3, 9 |      lusts and riotous living,~Having sold all his clothes and
13    3, 9 |        clothes and substance; ~Having lost house and home, utterly
14    3, 12|       though not for baseness;~Having compassion on mankind, and
15    3, 12|       prayed~to be fed without having to work for his food.~~After
16    3, 17|       palm-tree ~In excuse for having fled away from him!"~Even
17    4, 2 |       regained his throne, and having completed the temple, began
18    4, 2 |     rendered fit for his food. Having a few grains of gold by
19    4, 2 |     his palace.~His purpose in having this band of music was this,~
20    4, 5 |       passed by that lake, and having espied the fish, hastened
21    4, 8 |    VIII. The Prince who, after having been beguiled by~a Courtesan,
22    4, 9 |     world. For this cause, men having only partial reason or mere
23    5, 1 |       unwell in consequence of having overeaten himself, and tried
24    5, 10|    water-carrier, which, after having starved and worked hard
25    5, 10|       with many reproaches for having deceived him; but he at
26    5, 10|   grapes.~For the token of thy having seen that divine light~Is
27    5, 10|    star, " This is my Lord," 8~Having fallen into the midst of
28    5, 13|        named Iyazi, who, after having been a great warrior against
29    5, 13|        weight than the plea of having sinned through drunkenness,
30    6, 1 |     but the father insisted on having his own way, and the marriage
31    6, 4 |  displeasure in consequence of having embraced Islam. For this
32    6, 5 |     dead regret not dying, but having lost opportunities in life.~
33    6, 7 |       from them secretly, and, having summoned his Vazir, gave
34    6, 8 |     The poor man's regrets for having placed his trust in man
35    6, 8 |      in prison a long time for having placed his hopes of release