Part, Chapter

 1    1, 7 |     from God's.~But, let me now quit this subject, and make complaint~
 2    1, 8 | Afterwards he thus urged him to quit that state~And called him
 3    1, 9 |     from each other!~But let us quit this talk of essences and
 4    2, 10|        your wealth and profits!~Quit your sect and be a subject
 5    2, 15|      for sin and calling on God quit him,~Rust five layers deep
 6    2, 18|         to thee from thy nurse;~Quit thy nurse, for she will
 7    3, 2 |       heart,~Ho! afflicted one, quit not this door!~From all
 8    3, 17|       of the body, "Come away, ~Quit the soul and come to me
 9    3, 17|        me, ~'Thou had'st better quit the soul and fly to me!" ~
10    3, 17|         inclines to him.~Let us quit the subject. Love for that
11    4, 1 |        be warmed and pleasant. ~Quit this stove and push on into
12    4, 2 |     earth all silver (white). 7~Quit thy wealth, even if it be
13    4, 2 |        to Him, saying,~"O Lord, quit not Thy hold of me for a
14    4, 2 |      with this attempt to swim; quit self-conceit.~'Twill not
15    4, 6 |        it would be advisable to quit his infidelity and believe
16    4, 6 |          I should now have been quit of sorrow.~But I fixed my
17    5, 3 |       beauty of thine own face?~Quit this temper that leads thee
18    5, 13|    fight with one wound I shall quit the body,~And the people
19    5, 13|      have vowed to God never to quit this cell~While life remains
20    6, 6 |        humility and submission,~Quit cleverness, and consort
21    6, 7 |      real by your being awake."~Quit excessive speculation and
22    6, 9 |         the reality of my love,~Quit the mere husk and form of
23    6, 9 |        Cling to your real self, quit this dual self.~Your last