Part, Chapter

 1    3, 5 |           answered, "Why should I listen to thy advice? ~For thou
 2    3, 17|            O protector of slaves, listen to my speech. ~A thousand
 3    3, 17|           And to hear thee and to listen to thy words,~And to behold
 4    4, 3 |   stinginess. The youth would not listen to his excuses, but wrote
 5    4, 6 |          Without proof I will not listen ~To what you say; 'tis only
 6    4, 7 |         within him has no need to listen to outward words, even of
 7    5, 1 |      pieces by night.~How can God listen to such contradictory witness,~
 8    5, 7 | suppliants; but 'Izrail would not listen to her, remarking that,
 9    6, 5 | nightingale, hold your peace, and listen to us!"~Those two kinds
10    6, 6 |          Till those men hasted to listen to the prophet Shu'aib,~
11    6, 9 |         they further urged him to listen to the counsels of the Pir,