Part, Chapter

 1    2, 5 |  galloping, yet the rider is hid from view.~The arrow speeds
 2    3, 12| himself lifted the veil that hid his crime;~Had he not done
 3    3, 13|      know you of the mystery hid in aught, that you~In your
 4    3, 16|        For in truth they are hid under God's overshadowing, 3 ~
 5    4, 2 |    to men.~His substance was hid from men, though he was
 6    4, 6 |      who knows of a treasure hid in a ruined house pulls
 7    5, 12|    heard of his approach and hid himself under some wool,
 8    6, 9 |   union.~Your real self lies hid beneath your outward self,~
 9    6, 9 |  fathers saw long ago though hid in stones.~But we disobeyed
10    6, 9 |    that a great treasure lay hid in a certain spot in Egypt.
11    6, 9 |   dreamt of a treasure lying hid in a certain spot in Baghdad,
12    6, 9 |     Qazi, in a great fright, hid himself in a large chest.