Part, Chapter

 1    3, 7|    praises of men, and those of a Sunni different from those of
 2    4, 6|           The arguments between a Sunni and a Materialist 8 (Dahri)
 3    4, 6| arbitrament of fire.~Last night a Sunni said, "The world is transitory; ~
 4    4, 6|    indulge not in idle talk."~The Sunni said, "One day I saw two
 5    4, 6|           to common people." ~The Sunni said, "When genuine and
 6    4, 6|       ashes, ~But the God-fearing Sunni was made fairer than before.~:~
 7    5, 4|     naturally most obnoxious to a Sunni prince claiming descent
 8    5, 4|         and neglect of this pious Sunni, the only true heart amongst
 9    5, 4|   Sabzawar is the world, the poor Sunni the man of God, despised
10    6, 3|         they were thus engaged, a Sunni poet arrived at the city,