Part, Chapter

 1    1, 4 |     utter these praises~That slaves may attain the height of
 2    1, 7 |    dealings with His adoring slaves.~"Wherefore dost thou abandon
 3    1, 10|    high.~He lends aid to the slaves of the friends of God,~And
 4    1, 15|  They will stand in rings as slaves with rings in ears;~Dancing
 5    1, 16|  Thou findest fault with Thy slaves,~Verily it is right in Thee,
 6    2, 3 |    III. The King and his Two Slaves.~A king purchased two slaves,
 7    2, 3 | Slaves.~A king purchased two slaves, one extremely handsome,
 8    2, 3 | devils became the submissive slaves of his will.~When Jacob
 9    3, 13|     winds are their obedient slaves.~:~
10    3, 17|     clearly, ~O protector of slaves, listen to my speech. ~A
11    4, 6 |       O misery that rests on slaves!' 6~In that house of mine
12    5, 11|      splendid apparel of the slaves of the Chief of Herat, and
13    5, 11|  Chief how to treat faithful slaves!" Shortly after the Chief
14    5, 11|   Chief was deposed, and his slaves were put to the torture
15    5, 13| similitudes of Thee!~Yet Thy slaves never cease devising images
16    6, 5 |  Their hearts' desire to his slaves without toil,~And keep away
17    6, 5 |    King of kings address His slaves?~How could He say, 'O temperate
18    6, 9 |    Since all these forms are slaves of Him without form,~Why
19    6, 9 |    yourself?~Since forms are slaves, apply them not to God,~