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 1    1, Prol|       forth the very essence of my case.~:~
 2    1, 1   |          predecessors' view of the case, and by a very skilful diagnosis,
 3    1, 5   |                 Behold this in the case of Moses and Mount Sinai. 14~
 4    1  (4) |         with God's will, as in the case of the saint Daquqi (infra,
 5    1, 7   |           is due obeisance,~In the case supposed it would be wrong
 6    1, 7   |        complain; I merely state my case.~My heart says, "He has
 7    1, 9   |          to go and represent their case to the Khalifa at Bagdad,
 8    2, 14  |            The Arab said, "In that case get, off my camel and go
 9    3, 12  |             When he had stated his case, David ordered the accused
10    3, 12  |  consideration before deciding the case. After private meditation
11    3, 13  |           as the rest do.'~In that case no trade at all will be
12    4, 2   |            Even as occurred in the case of the nut-gatherer.~Ibrahim'
13    5, 10  |  Providence. He also instanced the case of the ass of a water-carrier,
14    5, 13  |            to be informed of their case, for He knows all; nor to
15    6  (2) |                 To God I commit my case" (Koran xl. 47). ~
16    6, 5   |          learning the facts of the case the Qazi said, "This Faqir
17    6, 5   | dissatisfied with this view of the case, and again pressed the Qazi
18    6, 5   |            him to apply in his own case those principles of mercy
19    6, 5   |       which he had proposed in the case of another. The Qazi said