Part, Chapter

 1    1, 8 | circumambulating the house thou art a stranger;~When thou enterest in thou
 2    1, 10|             Is served better than the stranger outside the gate.~The difference
 3    1, 13|               Divine Providence,~Is a stranger to the perceptions of saints.~
 4    2, 16|            Cannot tell the voice of a stranger from a friend's,~To him
 5    3, 12|               Tis a dead thing, and a stranger to life.~Thus Daquqi, in
 6    3, 17|             it with the soul who is a stranger in exile? ~It says, "O parts
 7    3, 18|             be kept locked. At last a stranger came to that city and desired
 8    3, 18|             the battle of Bedr. 2 The stranger, however, would not be dissuaded,
 9    5, 10|               home on the land, but a stranger on the water.~While it remains
10    5, 10|             water.~While it remains a stranger, it must be tossed about.~