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 1    1, 15 |         Prophet to his Freedman Zaid.~At dawn the Prophet said
 2    1, 15 |        dawn the Prophet said to Zaid,~"How is it with thee this
 3    1, 15 |         The Prophet again urged Zaid to deliver to him a present
 4    1, 15 |       been there in the spirit. Zaid answered that he had seen
 5    1, 15 |     told him to hold his peace. Zaid, however, proceeded to detail
 6    1, 15 |         the truth, but that for Zaid to blab forth the secrets
 7    1, 15 | ecstatic vision would be wrong. Zaid replied that it was impossible
 8    1, 15 |       under the king's own eye. Zaid submitted to tho Prophet'
 9    1, 15 |        is endless; but where is Zaid,~That I may tell him again
10    1, 15 |           Now you will not find Zaid, for he is fled,~He sprang
11    1, 15 |      his hurry.~If you had been Zaid, you too would have been
12    3  (1)|   saying to the poet, Aqzam bin zaid. ~
13    3, 5  |         choose.~Thus, one smote Zaid a blow, ~And Zaid attacked
14    3, 5  |         smote Zaid a blow, ~And Zaid attacked him for his treachery. ~
15    3, 5  |      your back, O complainer?" ~Zaid replied, "Through pain I
16    4, 1  |         In relation to this man Zaid is as Satan,~In relation
17    4, 1  |        Sultan.~The latter calls Zaid a sincere Mussulman,~The
18    4, 1  |         deserving to be killed.~Zaid, one and the same person,