Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |        it on like the wind.~In deep distress that blunder head~
 2    1, 7 | swimmer brings pearls from the deep sea;~Yea, he plucks gain
 3    2, 1 |   immersed in his affairs neck deep.~So I am compelled to turn
 4    2, 5 |       feigned madness for some deep purpose, and they went to
 5    2, 10|     Bayazid gave heed to these deep sayings,~And placed them
 6    2, 11|     prayer, he would have felt deep sorrow and have heaved many
 7    2, 11|   thanks.~He went his way with deep humility and contrition,~
 8    2, 15|     quit him,~Rust five layers deep settles on his mirror,~Rust
 9    3, 9 |     extricate myself from this deep slough." ~He repeats this
10    3, 18|   account of the arguments and deep mysteries, ~Whereto holy
11    3, 18|        stories; 9 ~There is no deep analysis or lofty investigation
12    4, 6 |       now smiting your head in deep regret,~And now tearing
13    4, 6 |    Engaged in argument on this deep question, ~Yea, in dispute
14    5, 1 |   versa, and it is only men of deep spiritual discernment who
15    5, 3 |       with poison,~Which score deep wounds on the face of thy
16    5, 6 |    worldly grieves, but by the deep concerns of the spirit.
17    5, 8 |       Mansur's "I am He" was a deep mystic saying,~Expressing
18    5, 11|        Prophet used to tell us deep sayings,~That chosen one,
19    5, 13|     have learnt to discern the deep things of the Spirit.~Love
20    5, 13|      may indicate emotions too deep for expression, while eloquent
21    6, 3 |       by singing a song with a deep spiritual meaning:~"I know
22    6, 9 |       China, which made such a deep impression on the three
23    6, 9 |         and conveyed to him as deep a perception of spiritual
24    6, 9 |       and humbled himself with deep contrition. The King then