Part, Chapter

 1    1, Prol|        ever longing for the day ho shall return.~My wailing
 2    1, 7   |        the merchant's tale than ho too fell down dead in his
 3    2, 11  |      the falcon.~That night, as ho lay asleep, he heard a voice
 4    3, 1   |       ones, in God's sight the 'Ho!' of Bilal ~Is better than
 5    3, 2   |        banquet of men of heart,~Ho! afflicted one, quit not
 6    3, 5   |        son Canaan.~Noah cried, "Ho! child, come into the ark
 7    3, 9   |      his vow for five days, but ho could then endure the pangs
 8    3, 9   | accomplished without God's aid, ho could not possibly keep
 9    3, 9   |        is the prison from which ho seeks an exit? ~'Tis the
10    3, 11  |         his inclinations; ~Yea, ho burned up his own inclinations
11    4, 2   |          eternal life is yours.~Ho! ye that seek, arise and
12    4, 2   |        with different feathers.~Ho! pious ones, build the lively
13    4, 2   |   patience and with prayer." 23~Ho! seek aid of Him, not of
14    4, 6   |       to you of hell, ~Saying, 'Ho, take refuge in the light! ~
15    5, 10  |         asked a camel, saying, "Ho! whence comest thou,~Thou
16    6, 2   |     descend to earth, and cry, 'Ho, ye that ask, it shall be
17    6, 3   |        How can I call to Thee, 'Ho,' as if thou wert far off?~