Part, Chapter

1    2, 7 |        of a philosopher who was struck blind for cavilling at the
2    2, 14|   hearing this, the Arab was so struck by his sagacity that he
3    3, 5 |       it and then strike me; ~I struck your back and a bruise appeared, ~
4    4, 4 |    became mad with horror, ~And struck with their knives at his
5    4, 4 |       up the ghost; ~He who had struck at his breast ~Had cleft
6    5, 10|         s stables, where it was struck by the sleek appearance
7    6, 1 |     house at night, and at once struck a light; but the thief put
8    6, 4 | happened to pass by, and was so struck by his constancy that he
9    6, 5 |         went up to the Qazi and struck him a blow on the back,