Part, Chapter

 1    2, 10|     way we perceived not the smoke of the fire;~Nay, it seemed
 2    2, 11| first heaved a sigh, and its smoke ascended;~That sigh yielded
 3    2, 15|    inner parts foul.~If that smoke touched a new kettle,~It
 4    2, 15|     it the impression of the smoke?~If the blacksmith be a
 5    2, 15|     agrees in color with the smoke.~But if a man of Rum does
 6    2, 15|   face becomes grimed by the smoke fumes;~Then he quickly perceives
 7    3, 17|      Prince of Bokhara. ~The smoke of that love and the grief
 8    3, 18|   Tis he who has emitted the smoke of oppression at me; ~Through
 9    4, 4 |   gold coins made black with smoke, ~So that they elude the
10    6, 7 |  inferring the fire from the smoke.~Your scientific proofs
11    6, 9 |     is without form,~Even as smoke arises from fire.~The Divine
12    6, 9 |      forth prayers,~Till the smoke of their wailing rises to