Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |           At last the beasts took counsel together, and agreed to
 2    1, 5 |   inspiration.~Often times strong counsel is suggested to the weak.~
 3    1, 9 | invigorates thy soul!~Accept this counsel and give ear thereto,~That
 4    2, 10|        Though it is right to take counsel in affairs,~That you may
 5    2, 10|           With whom shall we take counsel?'~The prophets answer, '
 6    2, 10|     judgment; '~They reply, 'Take counsel with them,~And act contrary
 7    2, 10|       universal evil.~If you take counsel with your lust,~See you
 8    3, 15|           on his persisting, took counsel of God, and finally taught
 9    4, 4 |          I said that if ye desire counsel ~Ye ought to make choice
10    4, 5 |    yourself happy.~As regards the counsel on your wrist, 'tis this.~'
11    4, 5 |           When he had spoken this counsel on his wrist, he flew~Up
12    4, 5 |           said to him, "Did I not counsel you, saying,~'Beware of
13    4, 5 |      Either you understood not my counsel or are deaf.~The second
14    4, 5 |           or are deaf.~The second counsel I gave you was this, namely,~'
15    4, 5 |       Tell me now your third good counsel!"~The bird replied, "You
16    4, 5 |           I should waste my third counsel upon you.~To give counsel
17    4, 5 |         counsel upon you.~To give counsel to a sleepy ignoramus~Is
18    4, 5 | counselors, waste not the seed of counsel on them!"~:~
19    4, 6 |    Pharaoh then proceeded to take counsel with his wife, Asiya, whether
20    5, 13|        words only serve to darken counsel. 17 But here Ayaz breaks
21    6, 7 |        punishing him, but to take counsel with suitable advisers,
22    6, 9 |          For thy soul's sake seek counsel of these inspired ones. 11~