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 1    1, 5  |    suggested to the weak.~The wit taught by God to the bee~
 2    1, 5  |    grief for this purpose,~To wit, to manifest happiness by
 3    1, 7  |      Me" for this purpose,~To wit, to play chess with them
 4    1, 13 | wisdom proceeded from his own wit, and not from the Prophet.
 5    2, 3  |      junction~Became a sun of wit and acute of genius.~Fazil
 6    2  (1)|       Another anecdote of his wit occurs in Book I. ~
 7    2, 16 |     for truth by men of clear wit. ~The nearness of the voice
 8    3, 13 |     which there are cures,~To wit, crooked mouth and headache.~
 9    3, 18 |   third, ~Whereat the highest wit is dumbfoundered. ~The fourth
10    4, 3  |      boasts of his beauty and wit,~The stone of death is a
11    4, 9  |     of the ants, who had some wit~Said, 'Ye regard only the
12    5, 1  |     of the page of ideals,~To wit, eye and brow and moustache
13    5, 6  |     what a mistake!~My feeble wit conjured up vain imaginations."~
14    6, 6  |       learning and genius and wit~Proved to the traveler to
15    6, 7  |       what gained he from his wit~Save to be hurled head-foremost