Part, Chapter

 1    1, 2 |      recovering its speech, it cried out, "Pray, whose oil-jar
 2    1, 4 |    into the fire. But the babe cried out to its mother, "Be not
 3    1, 5 |   regard to means.~The Prophet cried with a loud voice,~'Trust
 4    1, 10|   doing the tail." The patient cried, "Never mind the tail; go
 5    1, 10|    part, but the patient again cried out and told him to try
 6    1, 16|   would destroy me.~My servant cried, "O kill me first,~That
 7    1, 16|         He fell at my feet and cried, "O gracious lord,~For God'
 8    1, 16|     cursed Iblis.~God Almighty cried out to him, "O pure one,~
 9    2, 1 |        the prophets arose, and cried,~"Begone. O slumber; welcome,
10    2, 5 |      into the water. The water cried out, "What advantage do
11    2, 11|       thief's confederate, who cried that he had got the real
12    2, 14|      Then with a loud voice he cried out, "O needle rise again
13    2, 14|     mouth a golden needle, and cried out, "O Shaikh, take these
14    3, 1 |    headache, ~So that he never cried to God, wretch that he was. ~
15    3, 3 |      his friends. So the belly cried to God, and a cat came and
16    3, 5 |   unbelieving son Canaan.~Noah cried, "Ho! child, come into the
17    3, 5 |       me from all harm." ~Noah cried, "Beware, do not so, mountains
18    3, 12|      the favorites of God. ~He cried continually as he went his
19    3, 16|  months. In great distress she cried to God, and then beheld
20    3, 16| children she had lost, and she cried, "O Lord ! they were lost
21    4, 4 |        the world!"~How Bayazid cried out, when beside himself, "
22    5, 3 |       not refrain himself, but cried out to the peacock to forbear
23    5, 5 | claimed to be a Prophet.~A man cried out to the people, "I am
24    5, 11|        the Chief of Herat, and cried to Heaven, "Ah! learn from
25    5, 13|         Like that shepherd who cried," O Lord! 1~Come nigh to
26    6, 5 |        a blow on the back, and cried out, "Now take the other
27    6, 7 |        throne, and straightway cried,~"This was he who accompanied
28    6, 9 |      way to the bazar the Qazi cried out to the porter to fetch
29    6, 9 |   arrow-shafts was missing.~He cried to God, "What has become
30    6, 9 |       wound.~He was slain, and cried out with his last breath,~"