Part, Chapter

 1    1, 6 |    pure-hearted Sufi. The hare urged his companions to abjure
 2    1, 8 | sobriety."'~Afterwards he thus urged him to quit that state~And
 3    1, 15|       lost."~The Prophet again urged Zaid to deliver to him a
 4    2, 3 |       soul. The slave in reply urged that the accidents of good
 5    4, 6 |       nurtured in his infancy, urged him to do so, but Pharaoh
 6    5, 1 |            and being, in fact, urged to it by a divine command.
 7    5, 1 |   cleanse you." 5 Prophet then urged him to bear witness that
 8    5, 11|        man for his actions. He urged that man's free agency and
 9    5, 13|         and his carnal passion urged him to go and join in the
10    5, 13|     forgets nothing; nor to be urged to act mercifully, for He
11    6, 5 |    this blow upon himself, and urged him to apply in his own
12    6, 7 |         The peasant, in reply, urged the prince not to be over
13    6, 9 |    truth;" 12 and they further urged him to listen to the counsels