Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |       suggestion was adopted. 1 He fled to the Christians, and found
 2    1, 5 |          the head whose reason has fled is a tail.~Inasmuch as the
 3    1, 15|           not find Zaid, for he is fled,~He sprang from the place
 4    2, 6 | misconceptions~In all who have not fled from lust.~:~
 5    2, 7 |           and tore his clothes and fled away into the desert. Then
 6    3, 17|           a stratagem, ~And that I fled from before his wrath. ~
 7    3, 17|    palm-tree ~In excuse for having fled away from him!"~Even as
 8    4, 6 |           wisdom saw His wrath and fled away. ~Clouds and sun, and
 9    5, 4 |            which the poet's father fled from Balkh, and was defeated
10    6, 9 |      Arabian king Amru'l Qais, who fled from the pursuit of his