Part, Chapter

 1    1, 1 |          s command to Abraham to slay his son Ishmael, and to
 2    1, 3 |          confided to him, and to slay all other claimants of the
 3    1, 10|        hold thy peace;~Though he slay a young man, heave not a
 4    2, 2 |         I am at oase,~That I may slay the children of my enemies.~
 5    2, 2 |       would have been obliged to slay strangers every day, and
 6    3, 4 |        vileness flaps its wings.~Slay it in sacred war and combat,~
 7    3, 4 |           It requires a Moses to slay serpents; ~And a hundred
 8    3, 17|          shall please my lord to slay me, I will yield up my life
 9    3, 17|         of her.' 4~O pious ones, slay the cow (of lust), ~If ye
10    4, 4 |         do so again,~Straightway slay me with your knives!~God
11    4, 7 | courtiers, and drew his sword to slay him. The bystanders were
12    5, 5 |       lead forth their armies~To slay their own people from envy!~
13    5, 12|        was useless to attempt to slay him before his time, for
14    5, 13|       not courage enough even to slay a captive infidel. Verily,
15    5, 13|    complaints:~"In this cell you slay me every day;~You slay my
16    5, 13|       you slay me every day;~You slay my life like the life of