Part, Chapter

 1    1, 1 |       not to the point,~And is clearly inapt and wide of the mark.~
 2    2, 1 |  hearts clouded with greed see clearly?~The illusion of rank and
 3    3, 9 | grievous burden." ~He who sees clearly these indications, ~Does
 4    3, 10|       the heart?~I behold them clearly before me,~Wherefore should
 5    3, 10|      in dreams,~But I see them clearly, though wide awake.~I conceal
 6    3, 11|       explain his meaning more clearly, and the Darvesh replied
 7    3, 17|      thou knowest my condition clearly, ~O protector of slaves,
 8    4, 3 |     undiscerning reason to see clearly.~Although like a sea their
 9    4, 3 |       gold, boast not, but see clearly ~That thy Purchaser is not
10    4, 9 |       Will be displayed to you clearly when you awake.~Imagine
11    5, 8 |        dear in its heart,~'Tis clearly the same as holding itself