Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 1      | intoxicated me so much that I let, go the hold of my skirts.'~ ~
 2   Intro, 3      |         that it cannot be closed,~ Go and wash thy hands of this
 3       1, Story16|            that time I happened to go with a company of friends
 4       1, Story17|          distant lands~ The people go to visit it from many farsangs.~
 5       1, Story26|        came to us~ So it will also go to other hands.~ ~ ~
 6       2, Story4 |            thief that he might not go away~disappointed.~ ~ ~
 7       2, Story5 |           companion, pretending to go for an ablution, departed
 8       2, Story12|           of a wretched pedestrian go~ When a dromedary gets distressed
 9       2, Story20|           open the door that I may go away.'~ ~ ~ In short, I
10       3, Story3 |         the punishment of hell~ To go to paradise as a flunkey
11       3, Story12|           to a dear friend~ Do not go because thou wilt embitter
12       3, Story12|           for which thou appliest, go with a fresh and~ smiling
13       3, Story15|           amirs. I had occasion to go~out on some business into
14       3, Story22|              He said: 'I intend to go to Alexandria~because it
15       3, Story28|       become a man, 0 raw fellow.~ Go and travel in the world~
16       3, Story28|            The king of Nimruz will go to bed hungry.~ ~ ~ The
17       3, Story28|         you, who is the~strongest, go to the pillar and take the
18       4, Story13|       shall give ten, if thou wilt go to another place.' The man
19       4, Story13|        offered me~twenty dinars to go to another locality but
20       5, Story3 |       saying:~ ~ ~ I shall not let go my hold of thy skirt~ Even
21       5, Story4 |           sleeve.~ Or else I shall go and die on her threshold.~ ~ ~
22       5, Story7 |              We shall not soon let go thy skirt from the hand.~
23       5, Story10|         friendship, recited:~ ~ ~ 'Go and do as thou listest.~
24       5, Story10|       felicity which has elapsed?~ Go to him who will purchase
25       5, Story19|           in the desert~and to let go the reins of self-control
26       6, Story1 |           that if I~were kindly to go and see him I might obtain
27       7, Story5 |            for fear of distress?~  Go, be merry, my heart-rejoicing
28       7, Story9 |          been asked why he did not go out in winter,~replied: '
29       8, 1      |          delivered wherever he may go.~ ~ ~ If from the hand of
30       8, 2      |          of thy own distress.~ ~ ~ Go and sit in repose with thy
31       8, 28     |        brought up in the shade~ To go against champions in a fight?~
32       8, 57     |           medicine by guess and to go after a caravan without~
33       8, 71     |                  The bird does not go to the grain displayed~