Part, Chapter

 1    1, 7 |    for God's sake, leave off telling of the Rose;~Tell of the
 2    3, 12| accused to make restitution, telling him that he must not break
 3    3, 12| accused redoubled his cries, telling David that he was siding
 4    3, 13|    altered by argument.~Keep telling forever a stone to become
 5    3, 13| stone to become a ruby,~Keep telling forever the old to become
 6    5, 5 |   another. They say, "Ye are telling us old fables and raving
 7    5, 10|  river to quench his thirst, telling the fox to watch the dead
 8    5, 12|      for him with the noble, telling him that the devotee was
 9    6, 5 |      and the Qazi replied by telling him an anecdote of a Turk
10    6, 5 | every member of your body is telling you news.~Since each member