Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 2      |  countries~ Roamed about for a long time?~ I went away from
 2   Intro, 2      |      vicissitudes of time,~ As long as one presides over it
 3   Intro, 2      |      creator of the world,~ As long as the world and wind endure.~ ~
 4   Intro, 3      |      said: 'Whatever is not of long duration~is not to be cherished.'
 5   Intro, 5      |      speech because he delayed long and his hearers were~obliged
 6       1, Story1 |     despair his tongue becomes long and he is like a~vanquished
 7       1, Story4 |     thou leavest it thus for a long time,~ Thou canst not uproot
 8       1, Story11|  oppressest thy subjects,~ How long wilt thou persevere in this?~
 9       1, Story26| Forbear to uproot one heart as long as thou canst~ Because one
10       1, Story26|         For how many years and long lives~ Will the people walk
11       1, Story35|       against the same.'~ ~ As long as thou canst, scratch the
12       2, Story9 |    meditation and said after~a long pause: 'Hast thou not heard
13       2, Story11|       meaning~and was giving a long explanation of the verse
14       2, Story23|      people imagine?'~ ~ ~ How long wilt thou say: 'The malevolent
15       2, Story29|     whom he had not seen for a long time; and, a man having
16       3, Story8 |       eating dry bread after a long fast is like rose-preserve.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
17       3, Story14|      slain in return.~ ~ ~ How long will he be like the bridge
18       3, Story28|     Tariqat have said:~ ~ ~ As long as thou walkest about the
19       5, Story2 |        he possesses, had not a long and uncivil tongue!' He~
20       5, Story4 |       had lost his heart:~ 'As long as thou possessest thy own
21       5, Story7 |     who sees his sweetheart at long intervals~ Is after all
22       5, Story10|     fire is extinguished.~ How long wilt thou strut about, showing
23       5, Story19|     life felt their sting.~ As long as thy state is not like
24       6, Story1 | astonished that despite of his long life he regretted~the termination
25       6, Story2 |        He did not sleep during long nights but spent them~in
26       7, Story16| created him by thy power.~ How long is this command, pride and
27       7, Story20|   children of one belly and as long as one of these is~contented,
28       8, Admon8 |           Admonition 8~ ~ ~ As long as an affair can be arranged
29       8, 54     | whether the sleeve be short or long.~ ~ ~ ~ ~