Part, Chapter

 1    1, Prol|       tongue.~Through grief my days are as labor and sorrow,~
 2    1, Prol|        as labor and sorrow,~My days move on, hand in hand with
 3    1, Prol|       anguish.~Yet,, though my days vanish thus, 'tis no matter,~
 4    1, 2   |    power of speech for several days. But one day the parrot
 5    1, 15  |  answered, "I was athirst many days,~By night I slept not for
 6    1, 15  |      love;~So that I passed by days and nights,~As the point
 7    1, 15  |      of a conflagration in the days of the Khalifa 'Omar complete
 8    1, 16  |      The peace of these latter days resulted from those wars.~
 9    3, 2   |      not!~O Lord, O Ancient of days, Thy mercies,~Whether known
10    3, 9   |       true to his vow for five days, but ho could then endure
11    3, 12  |   place,~And seldom stayed two days in one village.~He said, "
12    3, 12  |       I tarry in one house two days,~Attachment to that house
13    4, 2   |       personated him for forty days, during which Solomon had
14    6, 4   |     protract His work over six days,~Each of which equaled a
15    6, 4   |   formation of Adam take forty days?~Because his clay was kneaded
16    6, 7   | Samarcaud in the space of four days, hurried to Tirmid by relays