Part, Chapter

 1    1, 1 |           matter of love,~Pen was broken and paper torn.~In explaining
 2    1, 9 |          is tasted.~Till bread is broken, how can it serve as food?~
 3    1, 12|           lies the patient with a broken leg.~If there were no sick
 4    2, 10|        sent me these pains.~At my broken state the pity of kings
 5    4, 2 | predestination, ~To the bird with broken wings preach patience, ~
 6    4, 3 |      onward to Him that heals the broken; ~'Twould look to the result
 7    4, 3 |          at once by the Healer of broken hearts. ~Divine grace places
 8    5, 10|       though like Abraham, he had broken his idols, had not a sufficiently
 9    6, 2 |       grief.~He said, "My back is broken by the conflict of my thoughts;~
10    6, 4 |           sleep wretched which is broken by the advent of the Sun
11    6, 9 |       contrivance, and found it a broken reed. The Prophet said, "
12    6, 9 |      Aider!'~Bid him wail on with broken heart and contrite breast.~
13    6, 9 |      perfect spiritualist who has broken his boat~Plunges into the