Part, Chapter

 1    2, 5 |      of souls (God) is hidden.~Break not the arrow, for it is
 2    2, 5 | predominance over all actions.~Break your own passion, break
 3    2, 5 |        Break your own passion, break not that arrow,~The eye
 4    3, 9 |    walls, ~And blacksmiths can break asunder iron chains; ~But,
 5    3, 9 |    Blacksmiths are impotent to break this asunder!~Ahmad alone
 6    3, 12|   telling him that he must not break the law. At this order the
 7    4, 6 |       field it is necessary to break up the soil; and in order
 8    5, 4 | valiant men~May not, man-like, break my bonds asunder."~When
 9    5, 8 |        them to go by night and break open that chamber and bring
10    5, 10|       take only a vine-leaf to break his fast. He dwelt a long
11    5, 13|        ordered each of them to break it to pieces, but they refused,