Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |    Self-exertion is not more noble than trust in God.~What
 2    1, 6 |   above to earth?~How can so noble a bird be confined in a
 3    2, 12|   their object, and said, "O noble sirs, kill my companion,
 4    2, 14|     a very rich and powerful noble." The theologian, replied, "
 5    2, 14|   Ibrahim then turned to the noble, saying, "Is not the kingdom
 6    3, 13|      place of worship of the noble is nobility, ~The place
 7    3, 13|   bow the head. ~Give to the noble to make them repay liberally. ~
 8    3, 13|      increased bliss for the noble. ~Even so Moses made a small
 9    4, 1 |      of "Ghazi" applied to a noble idler.~If such titles as
10    4, 2 |      s abdication.~Once that noble Ibrahim, as he sat on his
11    4, 2 | increased.~Yea, many are the noble temples they have raised,~
12    4, 5 |     The bird said to him, "O noble sir,~In your time you have
13    4, 9 |      disciples~Towards their noble and illustrious teachers.~
14    5, 1 |    Will not endure, only the noble soul endures.~The soul exhibits
15    5, 7 | captives in the hand of that Noble One?~He is as Azar, maker
16    5, 12|    The Devotee who broke the noble's wine-jar.~A certain noble,
17    5, 12|  noble's wine-jar.~A certain noble, who lived under the Christian
18    5, 12|    Wine, belonging to such a noble." The devotee said, "What!
19    5, 12|     and told his master. The noble was very wrathful at the
20    5, 12|  interceded for him with the noble, telling him that the devotee
21    5, 12|     to ordinary persons. The noble refused to be pacified;
22    5, 12|    the pleasure of wine. The noble strenuously denied this,
23    6, 3 |     the story of the Turkish noble and the minstrel, which
24    6, 3 |  from drunkenness. A Turkish noble awoke from his drunken sleep,
25    6, 3 |     I know not." At last the noble could endure it no longer,
26    6, 4 |  Luqman and Joseph, served a noble in the capacity of groom.