Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      |          of Sa'di.~  Such is the way; be a man and travel on.~ ~
 2   Intro, 3      |       formerly, and in his usual way; because~it is foolish to
 3   Intro, 3      |    speaking and then went out by way of~diversion in the vernal
 4   Intro, 4      |    performance thereof, he gives way to remissness and indolence,
 5   Intro, 5      |        in this book recorded, by way of~abridgment, some rare
 6       1, Story3 |          would still in the same way covet another.~ ~ ~
 7       1, Story15|       replied: 'I am in the same way also~not safe of his bravery.'~ ~
 8       1, Story17|      disgrace. I~desired in some way to save the allowance of
 9       2, Story4 |       had been~sleeping into the way of the thief that he might
10       2, Story4 |          I heard that men of the way of God~ Have not distressed
11       2, Story11|          Damascus a few words by way of~a sermon but to a congregation
12       2, Story20|        one dinar from my~belt by way of gratification, and placed
13       2, Story34|        gone in that direction by way of pilgrimage,~approached
14       2, Story37|         the company asked him by way of encouragement likewise
15       2, Story39|         although he may show the way.~ ~ ~ The father replied: '
16       2, Story39|      with the lamp?" In the same way~the preaching assembly is
17       2, Story42|           Said to the curtain by way of reproach:~ 'I and thou,
18       2, Story47|          rif who gets out of the way of the stone.~ ~ ~ The way
19       2, Story47|       way of the stone.~ ~ ~ The way of dervishes is praying,
20       2, Story48|         O man of God, follow the way of God.~ Unlucky is he who
21       3, Story14|  likewise be improper and in the way of negligence not to~mention
22       3, Story21|       which thou canst aid~us by way of a loan. When the finances
23       3, Story28|         deal~without finding the way and thirsty as well as dismayed
24       3, Story28|         beazle, once went out by way of diversion with some~intimate
25       5, Story4 |         of love.~ If there be no way to reach the friend~ Friendship
26       5, Story6 |     jumped up in such a heedless way that the lamp was extinguished
27       5, Story9 |  patience. I~said once to him by way of consolation: 'I know
28       5, Story20|          hand.~ ~ ~  In the same way the boy's impudence might
29       5, Story20|      inform thee that the~proper way is not to yield to thy inclinations
30       5, Story20|          wickedness, there is no way of~escape.' After the king
31       6, Story1 |         some rest~ But alas, the way of my breath is choked.~
32       7, Story3 |          to behave in a laudable way but more~especially upon
33       7, Story17|      every wall that came in his way, and pulled up by~the strength
34       7, Story20|          on each other's feet by way of apology, kissed each
35       8, Maxim6 |    friendly, conciliatory, manly way~ Perhaps thou wilt ensnare
36       8, Maxim10|          pain.~ If he points thy way to the right like an arrow~
37       8, Admon11| incumbent upon a padshah to give way to anger towards his~slaves
38       8, 45     |     Because the former loses the way by his blindness~ While
39       8, 57     |        Will indicate to thee the way to the dignity of knowledge.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
40     End         |          from ancient writers by way of loan, has not been followed.~ ~ ~