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 1    1, 9  |    my servants 8~To gain the paradise of beholding Me, O fearer
 2    1, 16 |     displeasure He evolves a Paradise;~He feels displeasure at
 3    2, 2  |     aliens, your prison is a paradise.~If you banish me from your
 4    2, 6  | light~To see the mansions of Paradise in the fire.~Step by step
 5    2, 7  |    them who worship therein?~Paradise is attached to requirements
 6    2, 10 |     the fire;~Nay, it seemed Paradise and the mansion of the blessed."~
 7    3, 1  |   Their mighty city, like to Paradise, ~Became as a Tigris of
 8    3, 11 |    will,~Not on hope to gain paradise with its groves and founts.~
 9    3, 16 |     the beautiful gardens of Paradise, and many fair mansions
10    3, 16 |   again, the woman beheld in Paradise all the children she had
11    3, 17 |   the bottom of a well, 'tis Paradise.~With thee, my love, hell
12    3  (4)|   substance, on condition of Paradise for them in return" (Koran
13    3  (8)|                  Cp. Milton, Paradise Lost, v. 482: ~"Flow'rs
14    4, 2  |      heard these melodies in Paradise;~Though earth and water
15    4, 2  |     The majority of those in Paradise are the foolish." 32~Cleverness
16    4, 6  |       Tis heaven and wine of Paradise.' ~He makes sugar to grow
17    4, 8  |      ever appears to me as a Paradise.~Each moment a flesh form,
18    5, 13 |       The former is borne to Paradise, the latter to hell.~The
19    5, 13 |     hell.~The Prophet says, "Paradise is annexed to tribulation,~
20    6, 6  |     The majority of those in Paradise are the simple," 8~Who have