Part, Chapter

 1    1, 8 |   another embracest wailing and weeping."~While the "Discerner"
 2    1, 8 |        a soul he was freed from weeping and rejoicing,~His old life
 3    3, 10|         smiling and your reason weeping. ~When fear of God binds
 4    3, 17| distracted between speaking and weeping. ~Shall I weep, or shall
 5    3, 17|     shall I do? ~If I speak, my weeping ceases; ~If I weep, I cease
 6    3, 17|    spoke thus, and then fell to weeping, ~So that high and low wept
 7    3, 17|      round him. ~Talking sadly, weeping sadly, smiling sadly, ~Men
 8    4, 5 |        vent to lamentations and weeping.~The bird said to him, "
 9    4, 9 |   present laughter will turn to weeping and woe~On the day of revealing,
10    5, 1 |       consoled him, saying that weeping and penitence would purge
11    5, 2 |     fail signally. Hypocritical weeping and wailing like that of
12    5, 5 |         the poet belonged, that weeping, even aloud, during prayer
13    5, 5 |         void, provided that the weeping be caused by thoughts of
14    5, 6 |       Shaikh. He saw the Shaikh weeping copiously, and in mere blind
15    5, 6 |      and say, 'I saw the Shaikh weeping, and I too wept like him.'
16    5, 6 |     ignorant and mere imitative weeping is totally unlike the weeping
17    5, 6 |   weeping is totally unlike the weeping of that holy saint. Such
18    5, 6 |        of that holy saint. Such weeping as his is only possible
19    5, 6 |       war for thirty years. His weeping is not caused by worldly
20    5, 6 |        moon's disk.~The saint's weeping and laughter and speech~