Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3|          hair and jot by jot they learned of him~Fraud of soul, as
 2    1, 6|           for 'Omar's palace, and learned that 'Omar dwelt in no material
 3    3, 5|         Canaan said, "Nay! I have learned to swim, ~I have lit a torch
 4    4, 2|     philosophers say that we have learned~Our melodies from those
 5    4, 2|       expecting His aid,~All have learned of Him to represent their
 6    4, 6|      foolish wayfarers. ~The Nile learned of God discernment ~When
 7    5, 6|      carried by sea" is the truly learned one.~The King of kings showers
 8    6, 6|          in men, philosophers and learned men, wise in their own conceit,
 9    6, 7| confections!~Those two clever and learned men have ascended,~And read
10    6, 9|          inspiration from God,~He learned birds' language from "what