Part, Chapter

 1    1, 9 |         as the words of spoiled children to their father.~I knew
 2    2, 1 |         a mere outward form,~As children see in a vine nothing but
 3    2, 2 |       oase,~That I may slay the children of my enemies.~From every
 4    2, 2 | thoughts of money and wives and children,~Sometimes thoughts of wisdom
 5    3, 1 |     abstain.~God's care for His children.~O son, the pious are God'
 6    3, 1 |        son, the pious are God's children,~Absent or present He is
 7    3, 1 |     saith, "These saints are my children,~Though remote and alone
 8    3, 1 |       by all my protection; ~My children are, as it were, parts of
 9    3, 4 |     desiring Pharaoh to let the children of Israel go, and of his
10    3, 11|           His own death and his children's deaths~For God's sake
11    3, 11|        of that faithful one his children's deaths~Are as sweetmeats
12    3, 16|      infants.~A woman bore many children in succession, but none
13    3, 16|      beheld in Paradise all the children she had lost, and she cried, "
14    3, 16|      and moon of heaven?~Little children in their schools,~And elders
15    3, 16|        doubtless know their own children; ~Yea, the infidels know
16    4, 5 |         and prosperity for your children.~You have lost it, as it,
17    5, 2 |    reason; the former, like the children of Israel, seeking exaltation
18    5, 5 |        spirit-world as sleeping children, seeing nothing of the way;
19    6, 1 |       brought up along with his children, one of whom was a daughter.
20    6, 1 |        pain of burning afflicts children, or moths sporting with
21    6, 5 |      woman who has borne twenty children,~Each child tells a tale