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 1    1, 1   |       for 'the time is a sharp sword.'~O comrade, the Sufi is '
 2    1  (6) |        time present is a sharp sword," because the divine impulse
 3    1, 14  |     self at one stroke!~Like a sword be without trace of soft
 4    1, 16  |       him, at once dropped his sword, to the Magian's great astonishment.
 5    1, 16  |         He must smite with his sword even his own child.~Fear
 6    3, 13  |     instruction. ~If you use a sword for a tent-peg, ~You prefer
 7    3, 15  |       in praising God.~Place a sword in his hand and remove his
 8    3, 17  |     Dancing towards the deadly sword of his love: ~Behold water
 9    4, 4   |        you who smite with your sword him beside himself, ~You
10    4, 7   |        courtiers, and drew his sword to slay him. The bystanders
11    4, 7   |        hand, and laid down his sword, saying, "As you have interceded
12    5, 7   |        do you cry to spear and sword,~Seeing they are captives
13    5, 10  | tremble as soon as she takes a sword.~Woe to him whose reason
14    6, Prol|     through thy influence,~Thy sword (Husam) has made it an exemplar