Part, Chapter

 1    1, 9 |      last lost patience, and began to abuse her husband, and
 2    1, 10|       The artist accordingly began in another part, but the
 3    4, 2 | having completed the temple, began to worship therein. One
 4    4, 4 |     self took wing, ~Bayazid began to utter similar speeches; ~
 5    4, 9 |     called her paramour, and began to amuse herself with him.
 6    4, 9 |    his post in the tree, and began to abuse her; but she declared
 7    5, 2 |   died of hunger. He at once began to weep and wail, and disturbed
 8    5, 4 |  Iblis clapped his hands and began to dance,~Saying, "Give
 9    5, 11|    same opinion as when they began. The poet remarks that the
10    6, 2 | foolishly lingered near, and began to question him as to his
11    6, 2 |      caught in the trap,~And began to recite the chapters "
12    6, 2 |  Yasin" and "An'am."~Then he began to wail and cry loudly,~
13    6, 3 |  meaning?~Thus that minstrel began his intoxicating song,~"
14    6, 6 |     away from the Faqir, and began to search for the treasure
15    6, 9 |     give partners to God, he began to be puffed up with self-conceit,