Part, Chapter

 1    2, 2 |        consented from greed of reward, and the pauper, being seated
 2    2, 3 |   beauty shall receive tenfold reward," I does not refer to outward
 3    2, 7 |    enjoying wealth,~That is in reward for toils and troubles.~
 4    2, 11|      of my camel~I will give a reward of so many dirhems."~You
 5    2, 11|        from mange.~To gain the reward every base fellow~Mentions
 6    3, 1 |      staff of repulsion is the reward of all deceit. ~But, if
 7    3, 11|  spontaneously, not in hope of reward,~But because his very nature
 8    3, 15| compulsion.~In its revolutions reward and punishment were needless,~
 9    5, 3 |     the terms, thou gainest no reward.~How easy those terms! how
10    5, 3 |       terms! how abundant that reward!~A reward that enchants
11    5, 3 |        abundant that reward!~A reward that enchants the heart
12    5, 12|   endured toils, but gained no reward from his Friend;~He has
13    5, 12|    works of the Jews, 3~Or his reward is held back till the appointed
14    5, 13|        its own exceeding great reward.~
15    6, 7 |       provided sweetmeats as a reward, and he had accordingly
16    6, 7 |        the effect that a large reward would be given to him who