Part, Chapter

 1    1, 2 |        loss of its own feathers due to a blow.~Confusion of
 2    1, 7 |      head at the king's feet is due obeisance,~In the case supposed
 3    2, 1 |   deserves his wages;~Wages are due to him for directing you
 4    2, 6 |       an evil befalls you, have due regard;~Regard well him
 5    2, 10|         Genus become Species in due course, ~Behold secrets
 6    2, 13|         him that his malady was due to old age. The old man
 7    4, 3 |         the alchemy of grace in due time; ~Its reason would
 8    5, 6 |       way for some time he made due obeisance to the Shaikh,
 9    5, 6 |        the legal amount of alms due from his growing crops.
10    5, 10|    grass. The fox, after making due salutations, condoled with
11    6, 1 | courtiers replied that this was due to God's grace, not to any
12    6, 5 |     suggest aught else, that is due to the evil promptings of
13    6, 7 |      rare talent;~Our arrest is due to his sagacity."~He added, "'