Part, Chapter

 1    2, 15  |     less.~When you write on white paper,~What is written is
 2    3, 5   |      Saying, "Pluck out the white hairs from my beard, ~For
 3    3, 5   |  beyond me." ~Questions are white and answers black; do you
 4    3, 14  |  water-skin was rendered as white and fair as Joseph. Again,
 5    4, 1   | negro may be called Kafu'r (white);~They are names derived
 6    4, 2   | will make earth all silver (white). 7~Quit thy wealth, even
 7    4, 2   |    and evil?~Thy hair turns white without thy concurrence,~
 8    4, 4   |     are old, ~Many too have white beards and hearts like pitch. ~
 9    6, Prol|      Though a falcon be all white and unmatched in form,~If
10    6, 5   |    which was the older, his white beard or himself. The monk
11    6, 5   |    beard had grown pure and white, but he was still black
12    6, 6   |     set up two standards, a white and a black one,~The one