Part, Chapter

 1    2, 16|   evidence, and needs no other proof.~"If you are a true lover
 2    2, 16|      answer, 'O mother, show a proof ~That I shall find comfort
 3    3, 18|     mercy might train it to be proof against trial; ~Mercy was
 4    4, 6 |    since. ~Tell me what is the proof of its transitoriness, ~
 5    4, 6 |          He answered, 'Without proof I will not listen ~To what
 6    4, 6 |       blind belief. ~Go! bring proof and evidence, for never ~
 7    4, 6 |  accept this statement without proof.' ~He answered, 'The proof
 8    4, 6 |     proof.' ~He answered, 'The proof is within my heart, ~Yea,
 9    4, 6 |       O friend, within me is a proof ~Which assures me of the
10    4, 6 | entering into fire. ~Know this proof is not to be expressed in
11    4, 6 |    down my cheeks, ~They are a proof of the beauty and grace
12    4, 6 |         I take not these for a proof, ~Though they may be a proof
13    4, 6 |   proof, ~Though they may be a proof to common people." ~The
14    5, 9 |     was demonstrated by ocular proof of his condition. In like
15    5, 13|  prevailed and gave convincing proof.~To the eyes of Moses his