Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |   appear before the lion, but a strange lion had seized the second
 2    1, 7 |         is different, for it is strange.~Deny it not ! God is all-powerful.~
 3    2, 4 |        them, inasmuch as such a strange bird as he could not be
 4    2, 11|       when he was awakened by a strange man. Mo'avia asked him who
 5    2, 16|           That poor man in that strange sweet voice ~Recognizes
 6    3, 9 |        you cannot avoid it.~The strange thing is, not that winged
 7    3, 9 |      asunder iron chains; ~But, strange to say, this ponderous hidden
 8    3, 12|  changed into seven trees; but, strange to say, although crowds
 9    3, 18|        have not certainty;~And, strange to say, opinion abides in
10    4, 7 | released and went his way; but, strange to say, he showed no gratitude
11    6, 3 |         not apart from me, yet, strange to say,~I know not where
12    6, 5 |       thought rosewater;~'Twere strange if rosewater ignored the
13    6, 9 |        spiritual.~You say, "How strange the spiritual man is silent!"~
14    6, 9 |       silent!"~He answers, "How strange you have no ears!~Though