Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |     we are even as greedy and foolish birds;~Every moment our
 2    1, 13|    and Marut. He took his own foolish surmises to be the truth,
 3    2, 1 |   bitten by it, and of 'Isa's foolish disciple who besought the
 4    2, 1 |        Isa taught not to that foolish man~The words of power whereby
 5    2, 7 |       rebuked him, saying, "O foolish one, though your father
 6    2, 8 | vanity?~What else pleases the foolish but folly?~Because each
 7    2, 11|  Whither go you," said he, "O foolish one,~Seeing the Prophet
 8    3, 2 |  raised in sight of all. ~How foolish and silly thou hast made
 9    3, 7 | derided him for making such a foolish petition, but he still persisted,
10    4, 2 |     those in Paradise are the foolish." 32~Cleverness is as a
11    4, 2 |   raising storms of pride;~Be foolish, so that your heart may
12    4, 3 |       And also the regrets of foolish souls and their envy. ~Behold
13    4, 5 |      half wise, and the third foolish. One day some fishermen
14    4, 5 |       saved his life. But the foolish fish did nothing but swim
15    4, 5 |      see whether I am wise or foolish.~The first of my counsels
16    4, 5 |        tis this.~'Believe not foolish assertions of any one!'"~
17    4, 5 |   misguided enough to believe foolish assertions.'~O fool, altogether
18    4, 6 |      Between the wise and the foolish wayfarers. ~The Nile learned
19    4, 6 |    wise, ~His wrath made Cain foolish. ~Of His mercy He created
20    5, 3 |     is the claws of thine own foolish thoughts~That in spite wound
21    5, 6 |    curious story is told of a foolish lady who copied a trick
22    5, 10|      revolving sky,~And makes foolish hundreds of planets like
23    6, 9 |     in Baghdad, but was never foolish enough to go there." Now