Part, Chapter

 1    2, 2 |         against strangers.~Then follows an anecdote of a man who
 2    2, 5 |      war against the soul. Then follows another parable to illustrate
 3    2, 7 |    Moses and the Shepherd.~Next follows an anecdote of Bilkis, Queen
 4    2, 7 |     heard a shepherd praying as follows: "O God, show me where thou
 5    2, 15|         When he is stubborn and follows his evil practices,~He casts
 6    2, 17|      the sage replied to him as follows:~The Shaikh laughed, and
 7    3, 3 |    subject of false pretenders, follows. A proud man who lacked
 8    3, 4 |         Moses and Pharaoh.~Then follows a long account of the birth
 9    3, 10|  whereupon he replied to her as follows:~He turned to his wife and
10    3, 11|      and the Darvesh replied as follows:~He said, "This at least
11    3, 18|     shall see hell-fire."~Sight follows on certainty with no interval,~
12    3, 18|    Friend's love. ~If vengeance follows as a necessary consequence, ~
13    3, 18|       of that substance, ~Mercy follows again to compensate for
14    4, 1 |   illustration of this, a story follows of a tanner who was accustomed
15    4, 2 | countless glories."~An anecdote follows of a darvesh who saw in
16    4, 2 |       hoopoo to the eagle.~Then follows a long account of various
17    4, 2 |   demons, and be at peace.~Then follows a story of a poet who recited
18    4, 2 |    reason and lust; the man who follows reason is higher than the
19    4, 2 |         angels, and the man who follows lust is lower than the brutes;"
20    4, 5 |      Kalila and Damnah, 1 is as follows. There was in a secluded
21    4, 5 |     light;~That illuminated one follows his own lead.~He is his
22    4, 6 |       Moses and Pharaoh. 1~Then follows a very long account of the
23    4, 6 |     explained that they were as follows:~(1) Health.~(2) Long life,
24    4, 9 |   Apostle lead the way." 1~Then follows another anecdote of an Egyptian
25    5, 1 |        address to Husamu-'d-Din follows a comment on the precept
26    5, 2 |          and went his way. Then follows a commentary on the text, "
27    5, 6 |         Even as utter confusion follows the last trump.~That staff
28    5, 6 |        intervening medium.~Then follows an anecdote of a man who
29    5, 10|      this sea of illusion.~Then follows an anecdote of Shaikh Muhammad
30    5, 10|  dwellers in the flame" 10 Then follows a story of a monk (Diogenes)
31    5, 13|      tribulation,~But hell-fire follows indulgence in lust." 12~
32    5, 13|     made plain.~The story which follows is one in which Ayaz is
33    6, 6 |          The directions were as follows: "Go outside the city to
34    6, 9 |         to this point,~Bat what follows is hidden and inexpressible
35 Note    |       the Lucknow edition there follows an epilogue written by Muhammad