Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      |    amity.~ As all the good and bad must surely die,~ He is
 2       1, Story4 |         He whose foundation is bad will not take instruction
 3       1, Story4 |      fabricate a good sword of bad iron?~ O sage, who is nobody
 4       1, Story4 |       in a garden and weeds in bad soil.~ Saline earth will
 5       1, Story10|        his hand.~ Whoever sows bad seed and expects good fruit~
 6       1, Story12|       dead than leading such a bad life.'~ ~ ~
 7       1, Story13|       neither for good nor for bad nor for anyone.'~ ~ A naked
 8       1, Story20|       oppressor's~misdeeds and bad conduct, he had him put
 9       2, Story20|         From the windpipe of a bad singer are not nice.~ ~ ~
10       2, Story23|   people~ Is better than to be bad and considered good by them.~ ~ ~
11       2, Story27|       a'bid, who entertained a bad opinion of the~behaviour
12       2, Story32|    embittering my life:~ ~ ~ A bad wife in a good man's house~
13       2, Story32|     world already.~ Alas for a bad consort, alas!~ Preserve
14       2, Story46|     her dowry and wealth.~ ~ ~ Bad is the brocade and damask
15       4, Story1 |        most occasions good and bad words are scattered~concurrently
16       4, Story12| company of friends~ To whom my bad qualities appear to be good.~
17       5, Story1 |      is~ If he does everything bad, it will be good.~ But he
18       5, Story12|       man escapes from his own bad lust~ He will not escape
19       5, Story12|       will not escape from the bad suspicions of accusers.~ ~ ~
20       5, Story20|      trodden under foot by one bad name."~ ~ ~ The qazi approved
21       6, Story2 |       warm, had tried good and bad, who knows the diities of~
22       6, Story2 |     She suffered much from his bad temper and tyrannical~behaviour,
23       7, Story1 |    Whose essence is originally bad.~ Wash a dog in the seven
24       8, Maxim7 |         To have mercy upon the bad is to injure the good; to
25       8, Maxim9 |   Maxim 9~ ~ ~ Whoever slays a bad fellow saves mankind from
26       8, 5      |      tidings of spring.~ Leave bad news to the owl.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
27       8, 20     |        Whoever associates with bad people will see no good.~ ~ ~
28       8, 60     |        Anyone associating with bad people, although their nature
29       8, 74     |   better than a padshah with a bad end.~ ~ ~ The grief thou