Part, Chapter

 1    1, 7 |      Thy light,~Shining in the morning draught of Thy protection!~
 2    1, 8 |         the night of the early morning halt."~He lifted not head
 3    1, 8 | blissful sleep," 1~So that his morning prayer was put off till
 4    1, 14|    last night a Kurd,~And this morning am become an Arab." 2~This
 5    1, 14|      of "last night" and "this morning"~Leads you into the road
 6    1, 15|       How is it with thee this morning, O pure disciple?"~He replied, "
 7    2, 1 |       and unfit to travel next morning, and in spite of the blows
 8    2, 1 |  following their example. Next morning he asked his servant what
 9    2, 2 |  carried through the city from morning till evening, proclamation
10    2, 11|   escaped from its stable this morning?~To him who shall give me
11    3, 13|        goes to his shop in the morning, ~He does so in hope and
12    3, 15|        of fowls and dogs. Next morning the man went amongst the
13    4, 4 |   beside me; worship me!"~Next morning, when his ecstatic state
14    5, 1 |    defiled his bedding. In the morning he was extremely ashamed,
15    5, 7 |       awake from sleep on that morning,~All the evil and good they
16    5, 8 |    lover to try him,~Early one morning, "O such an one, son of
17    6, 1 |       his supposed bride. Next morning he had an interview with
18    6, 7 |      the pangs of hunger. Next morning, when they awoke, it was