Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |       and straightway~We again fly into the snare, O Almighty
 2    2, 6 |        one wing~Is impotent to fly, O well-intentioned one!~
 3    2, 13|     power of self-control, and fly into a passion at every
 4    2, 16|      heaven and thought as the fly, ~How can the fly lend a
 5    2, 16|       as the fly, ~How can the fly lend a helping hand to me?~
 6    3, 4 |        want this snake is as a fly,~It becomes a gnat through
 7    3, 7 | hovering between two opinions,~Fly towards their nest on a
 8    3, 9 |    snare is in front,~Yet they fly into the snare with their
 9    3, 16|     the elephant?~What knows a fly of the motions of the elephant?"~
10    3, 17|       better quit the soul and fly to me!" ~Body replies "True,
11    3, 17|     bird of each part tries to fly away to its origin; ~But
12    5, 7 |       manner as the souls will fly into their clay,~So will
13    5, 7 |        clay,~So will the books fly into their right hands and
14    6, 6 |        string, but make it not fly far.~When it falls, dig
15    6, 9 |       yield only thorns;~If ye fly that way, ye will fly astray.~
16    6, 9 |       ye fly that way, ye will fly astray.~Take seed of us
17    6, 9 |      yield you a good harvest,~Fly with our wings to hit the