Part, Chapter

 1    1, 1 |      be noised abroad in the talk of strangers."~He said, "
 2    1, 9 |  other!~But let us quit this talk of essences and properties,~
 3    1, 11|   because he had presumed to talk of "I" and "Thou," and "
 4    2, 16|    vain pretence, ~'Though I talk half the night I am superior
 5    3, 7 |    of duplicity, and of vain talk.~Though the whole world
 6    3, 12| seasons of passion and angry talk~It betrays thy secrets one
 7    4, 2 |      the predestinarian bird talk predestination, ~To the
 8    4, 2 |     man acting on compulsion talk like this?~Or rather one
 9    4, 6 |      and indulge not in idle talk."~The Sunni said, "One day
10    4, 6 |    not angry with me!' ~Much talk followed, and the people
11    5, 9 |     say, "I listened to evil talk."~Thus the man will be shown
12    6, 7 |      fire directly,~Not mere talk, inferring the fire from