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 1   Intro, 1      |       bird of the morning, learn love from the moth~ Because it
 2   Intro, 2      |          men, gentle and simple, love him because the~people follow
 3   Intro, 5      |      Advantages of Silence~ V On Love and Youth~ VI On Weakness
 4       1, Story40|       his lust~overcame him, his love leapt up and he took off
 5       2, Story9 |     desire.~ ~ ~ I behold whom I love without an intervention.~
 6       2, Story16|         The padshah~had, for the love he bore to dervishes, been
 7       2, Story27|       art thou to be ignorant of love?~ The Arabic verses threw
 8       2, Story28|      grieve.~ If I have some the love of it captivates me.~ There
 9       2, Story30|          alternate days that our love may increase.' A~man said
10       2, Story30|          for a friend or fell in love with it', and he replied:~'
11       2, Story44|        connection is better than love of kinship.~ ~ ~ I remember
12       2, Story44|          and has commanded~us to love them. What thou hast alleged
13       5         |                   Chapter V - ON LOVE AND YOUTH~ ~ ~
14       5, Story1 |          so much inclination and~love as to Iyaz, although he
15       5, Story2 |    beauty,~whom he regarded with love and affection. He nevertheless
16       5, Story3 | religious man, who had fallen in love with a fellow to~such a
17       5, Story3 |        then said:~ ~ ~ 'Wherever love has become sultan~ Piety'
18       5, Story4 |      against the requirements of love to renounce affection to~
19       5, Story4 |        mendacious in the game of love.~ If there be no way to
20       5, Story4 |       the depths of the~ocean of love that he could not breathe:~ ~ ~
21       5, Story4 |        When thou art demented by love thou knowest not the A,
22       5, Story4 |        from the dashing waves of love and said:~ ~ ~  'It is a
23       5, Story9 |    learned man who had fallen in love with someone but his~secret
24       5, Story20|      Nevertheless:~ ~ ~ Although love ceases in consequence of
25       5, Story21|          me. Take the hand of my love.'~ Whilst saying this, he
26       5, Story21|            Learn not the tale of love from the wretch~ Who forgets
27       5, Story21|         of the ways and means of love affairs~ Well aware in the
28       5, Story21|      They might indite a tale of love on this occurrence.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
29       6, Story2 |         fulfil the conditions of love, is~benevolent, kind, good-natured
30       6, Story8 |        man of seventy years make love.~ Thou art confessedly blind,
31       7, Story4 |       teacher is better than the love of a father.'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
32       7, Story20|         neighbours whom I do not love. There is also a tradition:
33       8, 59     |         but the story of Laila's love.~ ~ ~ ~ ~