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 1    1, 1  |        the angel in slaying the servant of Moses, 2 and is therefore
 2    1, 4  |       replied that it was God's servant, and that its consuming
 3    1, 16 |      whispered in the ear of my servant~That one day he would sever
 4    1, 16 |     friend,~That the hand of my servant would destroy me.~My servant
 5    1, 16 |    servant would destroy me.~My servant cried, "O kill me first,~
 6    2, 1  |       and strictly enjoined his servant to groom his ass carefully
 7    2, 1  |       of litter and fodder. The servant assured him that his minute
 8    2, 1  |       Next morning he asked his servant what had become of the ass,
 9    2, 1  |      become of the ass, and the servant told him it had been sold,
10    2, 1  |      affair has occurred?'"~The servant replied, "By Allah, I came
11    2, 7  |          that I may become. Thy servant. I will clean Thy shoes
12    2, 7  |         have you driven away my servant? Your office is to reconcile
13    2, 7  |           Why hast thou sent my servant away?~Thou hast come to
14    2, 10 |        But has said to me 'O my servant' seventy times;~O Bayazid,
15    3, 14 |        had eaten and drunk, his servant Anas threw the napkin which
16    3, 15 |      praise "Well done faithful servant!"~Is given to freewill which
17    3, 17 |         to him by his repentant servant, conceived a similar affection
18    4  (3)|                              My servant draws nigh to me by pious
19    4, 1  |       in the stove-room is as a servant ~To him who is temperate
20    5, 5  |       of him who holdeth back a servant of God when he prayeth? " 2~
21    5, 9  | according to the tradition, "My servant draws nigh to me by pious
22    5, 12 |      wine was allowed, sent his servant to a monastery to fetch
23    5, 12 |         to fetch some wine. The servant went and bought the wine,
24    5, 12 |        have you got there?" The servant said, "Wine, belonging to
25    5, 12 |  wine-jar with a stone, and the servant went and told his master.
26    5, 13 |     worlds only an unprofitable servant.~I have vowed to God never
27    6, 7  |          nigh unto His faithful servant," 1 and when the first stage
28    6, 9  |     outward self,~For 'I am the servant of him who looks into himself.' " 8~"
29    6, 9  |        as the Prophet said, "My servant is a lute which sounds best
30    6, 9  |     against God and Abraham His servant. When the prince found himself