Part, Chapter

 1    1, 8 |               hidden,~Impute it not as a fault if I call Him "Bride."~I
 2    1, 8 |                 said, "Speak on, 'tis no fault,~'Tis naught but the necessary
 3    1, 8 |                the hidden decree,~'Tis a fault only to him who only sees
 4    1, 8 |                  is grievous sin.~If one fault occur among a hundred beauties~'
 5    1, 12| self-satisfaction may be driven out.~The fault of Iblis lay in saying, "
 6    1, 16|                 as dead!~If Thou findest fault with Thy slaves,~Verily
 7    2, 1 |                 that is even and without fault~Is made to revolve by the
 8    2, 7 |                  water for martyrs,~This fault is better than a thousand
 9    2, 12|                The moral is, not to find fault with others, but rather,
10    2, 15|          perceives the impression of his fault,~So that he wails and cries '
11    3, 12|              mankind, though not for any fault,~Severed from men and women,
12    4, 1 |                he had been detected in a fault, his only proper course
13    5, 13|                warfare" by pardoning his fault and uniting him with the
14    6, 8 |                   And on account of this fault of that holy man~God left