Part, Chapter

 1    2, 6 |     appearance a slave, Luqman showed himself to be a lord.~Love
 2    3, 10|         lost all his sons, but showed no grief or regret. His
 3    4, 1 |      wind was blowing and that showed that God, the mover of the
 4    4, 3 |      shows at last. ~If it had showed its blackness at first on
 5    4, 7 |        but, strange to say, he showed no gratitude to his protector,
 6    5, 4 |     asunder."~When at last God showed him the beauty of women,~
 7    5, 8 |  punished or pardoned. If Ayaz showed mercy it would be well;
 8    5, 10|        though his every action showed that he had neither honor
 9    5, 13|      Thy favor which Thou hast showed upon me!" 2 Mahmud then
10    5, 13|     captain, he refrained, and showed true manliness in the "greater
11    5, 13|   anger and concupiscence,~And showed himself a man of the lineage
12    5, 13|        the poet died. The king showed to all his courtiers in
13    6, 8 | creature!~Although the Prefect showed great liberality,~It was
14    6, 9 |  self-conceit and egotism, and showed enmity against God and Abraham