Part, Chapter

 1    1, Prol|    all who are not fishes are soon tired of water;~And they
 2    1, 3   |       the Christian faith. He soon gained complete influence
 3    1, 5   |      Can a cock who crows too soon expect peace?~If ye cavil
 4    2, 11  |   coming out of the mosque so soon.~The other told him that
 5    3, 2   |       heal their ailments.~As soon as he had finished his orisons,~
 6    4, 2   |    his heavy hand upon thee. ~Soon will death pull thy ears,
 7    4, 2   |      apart from thee and will soon fade, ~Thou wilt be left
 8    4, 3   |        The hand of power will soon crush your exaltation. ~
 9    5, 1   |   much to see his gluttony so soon cured, and were led to reflect
10    5, 9   |      truly repentant man; but soon afterwards one of the women
11    5, 10  |     hand begins to tremble as soon as she takes a sword.~Woe
12    5, 13  | reason and sense~Flee away as soon as a mouse wags its tail.~
13    6, 1   |   according to his wishes. As soon as the Hindu slave heard
14    6, 4   |  gourd, your bright green hue soon turns yellow.~For it is