Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |       captives by the command, 'Get down hence,' 3~They became
 2    2, 1 |    strike flint on mud you will get no fire.~Hand and instrument
 3    2, 10|        How, O wise man, can you get relief from false flatteries? ~
 4    2, 14|        Arab said, "In that case get, off my camel and go your
 5    3, 2 |        Go! for I know thee not. Get away! ~I am a lover beside
 6    3, 13|         to ascend a mountain to get away from the fools comes
 7    3, 13|     were shut, and he could not get out, nor his master in.
 8    3, 15|     used their language only to get food and for purposes of
 9    4, 2 |       less sugar-candy he would get. In like manner the more
10    4, 2 |     that at last he was glad to get away with only one hundred
11    4, 2 |         she-camel, he trying to get to his mistress Laila, and
12    4, 5 |        was not fated you should get it,~That pearl whose like
13    5, 1 | overeaten himself, and tried to get out into the open air, but
14    5, 11|       every stream!~How can you get water from that which cuts
15    6, 3 |    state negations that you may get a hint of the corresponding
16    6, 5 |         why the world would not get on better without the evil