Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |      and drinking,~Like a bird escaped from cage and snare.~But
 2    1, 5 |        sprang off his back and escaped. This folly on the part,
 3    2, 8 |        unfortunately the flies escaped, and the stone lighted upon
 4    2, 11|        camel that you lost?~It escaped from your hand, and you
 5    2, 11|        has seen a camel,~Which escaped from its stable this morning?~
 6    3, 2 |   thyself to thyself~Hast thou escaped through these princes of
 7    3, 17| absence, ~First and last alike escaped me. ~Secondly, hear this.
 8    4, 5 | communicated with it, and thus escaped the impending danger. The
 9    5, 8 |    said, "I am the Truth," and escaped free.' 6~Pharaoh's "I" was
10    5, 10|    missed his aim, and the ass escaped with a slight wound. Then
11    6, 6 |        the simple," 8~Who have escaped the snares of philosophy.~
12    6, 9 |       King's grace, and he had escaped from the bondage of worldly
13    6, 9 |      Dinars, and thus the Qazi escaped. Next year the woman went
14    6, 9 |       he said, "Begone; I have escaped from your toils once, and