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 1    2, 3   |   sent the first away to the bath, and in his absence questioned
 2    4, 1   | Comparison of the world to a bath stove, ~and of piety to
 3    4, 1   |      and of piety to the hot bath.~The lust of the world is
 4    4, 1   |  lust of the world is like a bath stove, ~Whereby the bath
 5    4, 1   |     bath stove, ~Whereby the bath of piety is heated; ~But
 6    4, 1   |    Because they dwell in the bath and in cleanliness. ~The
 7    4, 1   |      heat the furnace of the bath withal. ~God has instilled
 8    4, 1   |     them cupidity, ~That the bath may be warmed and pleasant. ~
 9    4, 1   |   stove and push on into the bath; ~Know quitting the stove
10    4, 1   | quitting the stove to be the bath itself. ~Whoso is in the
11    5, 9   |     women who frequented the bath. At last, however, his eyes
12    5, 9   |   Nasuh then returned to the bath a truly repentant man; but
13    5, 9   |    the women frequenting the bath lost a valuable jewel, and
14    5, 9   |   persons connected with the bath should be stripped and searched.
15    5, 9   |     the officers came to the bath to execute this order Nasuh
16    5, 10  |      replied, " From the hot bath of thy street."~The man
17    5, 13  |      Rustam on the wall of a bath~Are similar to a coward'
18    6, Prol|      the damsels pictured on bath walls?~Nay, you pass by
19    6, Prol|    While the pictures of the bath have no life.~If the pictures
20    6, Prol|       If the pictures of the bath should stir with life (soul),~
21    6  (3) |    undertook to bear it, but bath proved unjust and senseless" (