Part, Chapter

 1    1, 1   |       lovesick maiden, and for six months the pair lived together
 2    2, Prol|     precious work~Was the year six hundred and sixty-two of
 3    2, 16  |    loaves,~Know, though he eat six, he observes the mean.~If
 4    2, 16  |      While you can manage only six, we are not on a par.~You
 5    6, Prol| Masnavi.~Enlighten the world's six sides with its six parts,~
 6    6, Prol|     world's six sides with its six parts,~That it may illuminate
 7    6, Prol|      to do with five senses or six sides,~Its only aim is to
 8    6, 4   |      He protract His work over six days,~Each of which equaled
 9    6, 5   |     had, and on his replying, "Six dirhams," took pity on him,
10 Note      |        Masnavi is contained in six books, but a seventh book