Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |  falcon or Simurgh!~Thou dost release us every moment, and straightway~
 2    3, 4 |     it is well;~When it finds release from frost you become its
 3    3, 9 |    prayer to high and low, ~" Release me, release me, release
 4    3, 9 |       and low, ~" Release me, release me, release me!" ~His eyes
 5    3, 9 |       Release me, release me, release me!" ~His eyes and ears
 6    3, 9 |       bond from which he asks release? ~What is the prison from
 7    3, 13|     presage I rouse you, ~And release you from danger and lead
 8    3, 13|     all, for thereby you find release. ~In this world no knocking
 9    3, 17|     is the same as death, and release from it will be eternal
10    4, 2 |      and then~You will obtain release from your ignorance.~For
11    5, 5 |   weigh down their scales," 4~Release them from the arts of deceivers.~
12    6, 8 |    having placed his hopes of release in man and not in God.~In
13    6, 8 |       and entreat the king~To release rue too from this prison."~
14    6, 8 | fettered in the snare~Procure release for a fellow prisoner?~The