Part, Chapter

 1    3, 13|     assume the quality of water,~Bid water to become honey or
 2    3, 13| objectionable, may be made good.~Bid stone become gold that is
 3    3, 13|         gold that is impossible;~Bid copper become gold that
 4    3, 13|    become gold that is possible.~Bid sand bloom as a rose it
 5    3, 13|       bloom as a rose it cannot;~Bid dust turn to mud that is
 6    5, 11|          pearls of speech,~Would bid us preserve perfect quiet
 7    6, 6 |     arrow on the bow,~It did not bid you draw the bowstring to
 8    6, 6 |        to the utmost;~It did not bid you draw the bow with all
 9    6, 9 |      heartfelt cry of 'O Aider!'~Bid him wail on with broken
10    6, 9 |          cleave to their heresy (Bid'at) and obstinate unbelief