Part, Chapter

1    1, 4 |    will of its own.~When you strike steel on flint fire leaps
2    1, 4 | command it thus steps forth.~Strike not together the flint and
3    2, 1 |      the instrument ;~If you strike flint on mud you will get
4    2, 2 |    truth is, the sun's beams strike the wall,~And the wall only
5    3, 5 |     an answer to it and then strike me; ~I struck your back
6    3, 17|    deadness ~At the words, ' Strike the corpse with part of
7    4, 4 |    had not courage enough to strike a deadly blow, ~Their half-knowledge
8    5, 2 |    Almost would the infidels strike thee down with their very
9    6, 7 |      him pure from impurity.~Strike the poor man timely blows,~