Part, Chapter

 1    1, 9 |         charm his heart?~That rain brought forth a flash of lightning~
 2    1, 9 |            their minds, which Adam brought about,~Was a thing unequalled
 3    1, 12|            him what present he had brought to show his respect. The
 4    1, 16|          contraries contraries are brought forth,~Out of darkness was
 5    1, 16|          light.~The Prophet's wars brought about the present peace,~
 6    2, 1 |          led astray that Sufi,~And brought him to loss of property
 7    2, 4 |           pregnant;~Then the World brought forth another world,~And
 8    2, 4 |        world,~And of this last are brought forth other worlds.~Should
 9    2, 8 |        they cry out, their milk is brought to them;~God said, "Call
10    2, 8 |  despitefully of my prophethood.~I brought the host out of the Red
11    2, 10|            man said, "Sickness has brought me this boon.~That this
12    2, 11|          the truth, and ultimately brought him to confess that the
13    2, 14|         the riches my learning has brought me are weariness and headaches,
14    2, 16|      offence to the brethren. They brought him before their Shaikh
15    2, 18|           The Young Ducks who were brought up under a Hen.~Although
16    3, 13|           Saba were all fools, and brought destruction on themselves
17    4, 2 |         throne of Bilqis should be brought from Saba, and an 'Afrit
18    4, 2 |          he,art against Moses, and brought many plagues upon the kingdom
19    4, 6 |          oppressions. ~See! I have brought a staff for the purpose
20    5, 4 |           we created man, and then brought him down to the lowest of
21    5, 7 |          out of a handful of earth brought by an Angel.~When the Almighty
22    5, 7 |            Earth's entreaties, and brought back the required handful
23    5, 13| illustration of his meaning. A man brought home a piece of meat weighing
24    6, 1 |           Hindu slave, whom he had brought up along with his children,
25    6, 1 |         delusive temptations which brought this pain upon them; but
26    6, 5 |       leniency to the Faqir he had brought this blow upon himself,
27    6, 7 |            sooner were the robbers brought before the king than the
28    6, 9 |             The water-carrier hath brought water,"~Or, "Lo! the sun