Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story4 |       of wise men to extinguish fire and to leave burning coals~
 2       1, Story15|          Should a Guebre kindle fire a hundred years~ If he falls
 3       1, Story18|     emit no odour.~ Place it on fire, it will smell like ambergris.~
 4       1, Story20|   destruction in the world.'~ ~ Fire burning with wild rue will
 5       1, Story26|       him until one night, when fire from the kitchen fell into~
 6       1, Story26|         do not know whence~this fire has fallen into my house.'
 7       2, Story9 |      lose the road;~ It kindles fire, then quenches it with a
 8       2, Story11|         effect and that burning fire does not kindle moist wood.
 9       2, Story32|     Lord from the punishment of fire.~ ~ ~ Once she lengthened
10       2, Story34|        pomegranates upon them:~ Fire suspended from the green-trees.~ ~ ~
11       3, Story3 |         dervish, burning in the fire of poverty and sewing~patch
12       3, Story28|       Lignum aloes is placed on fire and musk rubbed.~ ~ ~ The
13       3, Story28|        with food and water. The fire of the young man's stomach
14       5, Story10|      not the kettle because our fire is extinguished.~ How long
15       5, Story16|       summer heat and quench my fire with some water;~and lo,
16       5, Story20| horseshoe of his heart being on fire, he~sought for some time
17       5, Story20|       truth. We may, whilst the fire of confusion is yet~burning
18       7, Story3 |       listest.~ When it is dry, fire alone can make it straight.~ ~ ~
19       8, Admon4 |       him who is careless~about fire.~ ~ ~ Extinguish it today,
20       8, Admon4 |         quenched,~ Because when fire is high, it burns the world.~
21       8, Admon5 |      two men contention is like fire,~ The ill-starred back-biter
22       8, Admon5 |         and ashamed.~ To kindle fire between two men~ Is not
23       8, Admon11|  confidence of his friends. The~fire of anger first burns him
24       8, Admon11|      think, not of earth but of fire.~ ~ ~ I visited a hermit
25       8, 12     |       and passed away:~ Lust is fire, abstain therefrom,~ Make
26       8, 12     |        therefrom,~ Make not the fire of hell sharp for thee.~
27       8, 12     |        sharp for thee.~ In that fire the burning thou wilt not
28       8, 12     |      able to bear,~ Quench this fire with water today.~ ~ ~
29       8, 37     |    origin because the nature~of fire is superior, but as they
30       8, 46     |     water and mud.~ Ask not for fire from thy poor neighbour'