Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |    not profitable in the long run;~Its name is called 'bankrupt'
 2    1, 5 |     as a babe cannot grasp or run,~It takes its father's back
 3    2, 11|     from the midst of it.~You run here and there, your mouth
 4    2, 17| circumfluent ocean.~Thou hast run after form, O ill-informed
 5    3, 2 |    halting-place,~So did they run upon their feet at his command.~
 6    3, 17|      it out; ~Will that water run away from the stream? ~When
 7    4, 2 |      that mankind is prone to run after mean earthly objects,
 8    4, 2 |       the she-camel trying to run home to her foal.~:~
 9    5, 6 |       The thoughts of infants run on the nurse and milk,~Or
10    5, 10|     In search of such a one I run from street to street.~If
11    6, 1 |     the pain abated than they run after the same pleasures
12    6, 4 |  whilst yet only a child!~You run up like a gourd higher than