Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |           the body~And its snare, making them pure as rased tablets.~
 2    1, 3 |        and thy charity~Are both a making thyself equal with God;~
 3    1, 5 |           and was in the habit of making constant raids upon them,
 4    1, 7 |       Soul of souls" of whom I am making complaint;~Yet I do not
 5    2, 9 |        walking in his garden, and making free with his fruit. Knowing
 6    2, 10|           of the Flight, was once making a pilgrimage to Mecca, and
 7    3, 7 |        The people derided him for making such a foolish petition,
 8    3, 8 |         he returned to his house, making the boys follow him there,
 9    3, 9 |         to say "If God will" when making his vow; and as nothing
10    3, 13|     prophets at last despaired of making any impression upon the
11    4, 2 | inspiration is available,~Is like making ablutions with sand when
12    4, 9 |          in this way~'That pen is making very wonderful figures,~
13    5, 1 |           to entrap unwary birds;~Making hundreds of people suspicious,~
14    5, 2 |          world with deceptions, 2 making apparent blessings destructive
15    5, 3 |         it with his own beak, and making himself so ugly that no
16    5, 5 |        agitates these nonentities~Making one nonentity fall in love
17    5, 10|          no grass. The fox, after making due salutations, condoled
18    6, 7 |           very angry with him for making all this disturbance about