Part, Chapter

 1    1, 6 |       to them;~To speak of the past seems to them despicable.~
 2    1, 8 |       great contrition for his past sins. 'Omar then instructed
 3    1, 8 |      way to contrition for the past, as he was now entered into
 4    1, 8 |        exalted state regard to past and future should be swept
 5    1, 8 |        over ~and bewailing the past.~Then 'Omar said to him, "
 6    1, 8 |       savours of memory of the past;~Past and future are what
 7    1, 8 | savours of memory of the past;~Past and future are what veil
 8    1, 8 | seekest to be contrite for the past,~How wilt thou be contrite
 9    1, 9 |        enlightened~Whatever is past is never mentioned.~When
10    4, 5 |      Do not grieve for what is past;~When a thing is done, vex
11    4, 5 |       of grieving over what is past and gone?'~When 'tis past
12    4, 5 |      past and gone?'~When 'tis past and gone, why sorrow for
13    5, 3 |      year is better than three past.~This is followed by a commentary
14    5, 9 |    repentance is abhorrence of past sins and utter abandonment
15    5, 13|      confesses to a priest~His past year's sins of fornication,
16    6, 5 |        wedlock.~The ecstasy is past, but your members recall