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 1    1, 3  |        the carnal man~Yields no fruit, even as salt and waste
 2    1, 5  |   shaken by the wind,~And whose fruit is showered on the sleepers'
 3    1, 9  |     soul lifts up its head.~The fruit is the substance, the blossom
 4    1, 9  |      Blossom the good news, and fruit the promised boon.~When
 5    1, 9  |      When the blossoms fall the fruit appears,~When the former
 6    1, 9  |      When the former vanish the fruit is tasted.~Till bread is
 7    1  (1)| Muhammadans think the forbidden fruit to have been wheat. ~
 8    2, 3  |  thoughts will in some way bear fruit in the next world, pointing
 9    2, 3  |   gardener's design the perfect fruit resulting from his labors.
10    2, 9  |        and making free with his fruit. Knowing he could not prevail
11    2, 10 |    garden and yields leaves and fruit."~What is the recompense
12    2, 15 |    needed for devotions to bear fruit, ~Kernels are needed that
13    2, 17 |       that whosoever ate of its fruit lived forever. Hearing this,
14    2, 17 |      Wherefore thou lackest the fruit of the tree of substance.~
15    3, 1  |         smell of that forbidden fruit~Ascends to the azure skies,~
16    3, 9  |    would never pluck any of the fruit, but eat only what was shaken
17    3, 9  |       wind, and consequently no fruit was shaken down. The Darvesh
18    3, 9  |         and plucked some of the fruit from the branches. The reason
19    3, 9  |      had sinned in plucking the fruit. 1~All things dependent
20    3  (8)|        482: ~"Flow'rs and their fruit, ~Man's nourishment, by
21    4, 2  |       bough is the cause of the fruit, 5~But really the bough
22    4, 2  |     bough exists because of the fruit.~Were he not impelled by
23    4, 2  |       not impelled by desire of fruit,~The gardener would never
24    4, 2  |       the tree is born from the fruit,~Though seemingly the fruit
25    4, 2  |     fruit,~Though seemingly the fruit is born from the tree.~For
26    4, 2  |         tree is born of its own fruit."~What is first in thought
27    4, 9  |         pear-tree to gather the fruit, and when she had reached
28    5  (6)|    Koran vi. 142: "Eat of their fruit, but be not prodigal, and
29    5, 6  |         garden and made it bear fruit abundantly. But his sons,
30    5, 10 |      his words yield leaves and fruit?~He impudently preaches