Part, Chapter

 1    1, 2 |      smote the parrot such a blow on the head as made all
 2    1, 2 |    its own feathers due to a blow.~Confusion of saints with
 3    1, 5 |   the commands of God~Lest a blow befall him from the Lord
 4    1, 11|    he slew the wolf with one blow of his paw. Then, turning
 5    3, 5 |  wind of wrath and the storm blow out torches; ~Except the
 6    3, 5 |       Thus, one smote Zaid a blow, ~And Zaid attacked him
 7    4, 4 | blood. ~Each who had aimed a blow at his neck, ~Saw his own
 8    4, 4 |    enough to strike a deadly blow, ~Their half-knowledge held
 9    6, 5 |      was about to return the blow, but when he saw the weakly
10    6, 5 |    the Qazi and struck him a blow on the back, and cried out, "
11    6, 5 |    Faqir he had brought this blow upon himself, and urged
12    6, 5 |    part, he recognized every blow and misfortune that might