Part, Chapter

 1    1, Prol|    bonds and be free!~How long wilt thou be captive to silver
 2    1, 2   |      It may be by serving thou wilt recognize Truth's face.~
 3    1, 3   |   regard and care for it,~Thou wilt quench at midnight the lamp
 4    1, 7   | contendest with horsemen,~Thou wilt not succeed in carrying
 5    1, 7   |      with "Us" and "You."~Then wilt Thou show true affection
 6    1, 8   |       them with fire! How long~Wilt thou be partitioned by these
 7    1, 8   |     contrite for the past,~How wilt thou be contrite for this
 8    1, 9   |        come to take our place?~Wilt Thou barter the glory of
 9    1, 10  |      umbrage at every rub,~How wilt thou become a polished mirror?"~:~
10    1, 13  |  faults,~What lamentation thou wilt cause to the faithful!~The
11    2, 7   |      the final cause.~How long wilt thou dwell on words and
12    2, 7   |      full of defects.~How long wilt thou say, 'They obscure
13    3, 1   |       O austere one! ~How long wilt thou babble, O man of many
14    3, 1   |     nigh the throne, ~How long wilt thou cry 'Allah' with harsh
15    3, 17  |     him, 'Deal with me as thou wilt, for I can no longer bear
16    3, 17  |      Thou art of my genus, and wilt be better with me, ~'Thou
17    4, 2   |        the realm of Saba;~Thou wilt find many realms not of
18    4, 2   |      in deadly fear. ~How long wilt thou steal shoes from asses
19    4, 2   |        moon or new moon! ~Thou wilt move as a spirit without
20    4, 2   |     without aid of feet, ~Thou wilt eat sweet viands without
21    4, 2   |       death assail thee. ~Thou wilt be at once queen, army,
22    4, 2   |      and will soon fade, ~Thou wilt be left like a, beggar without
23    4, 2   |      thyself thy fortune, thou wilt never lose it. ~How. O fortunate