Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      | inconstancy of autumn.~ ~ Of what use will be a dish of roses
 2       1, Story1 |         the tongue he had, and to use foul expressions according
 3       1, Story3 |          with slender girth is of use~ On the day of battle, not
 4       1, Story11|       persevere in this?~ Of what use is authority to thee?~ To
 5       1, Story20|           created being, God will use that very being to bring
 6       1, Story21|           thee in~the well I made use of the opportunity.'~ ~
 7       1, Story34|         thou art unable to do so, use likewise insulting~expressions
 8       2, Story5 |        this admonition will be of use through life to~persons
 9       2, Story14|       dervish is dedicated to the use of the~needy.' Thereon the
10       2, Story16|   punished in~hell.'~ ~ ~ Of what use is thy frock, rosary and
11       2, Story19|    removed by polishing.~ Of what use is preaching to a black
12       3, Story9 |          belly pains~ There is no use in all other things being
13       3, Story23|      their religion.~ ~ ~ Of what use is the hand of supplication
14       3, Story28|          head~ They will be of no use if fortune is unpropitious.~ ~ ~
15       3, Story28|         shut the door of strife.~ Use kindness when thou seest
16       4, Story4 |          listens to. Then of~what use is it to me to hear him
17       5, Story20|           punishment, it is of no use to repent. But their faith
18       5, Story20|      vengeance.~ ~ ~ 'What is the use to promise to forego thieving~
19       6, Story4 |           travel, having lost the use of my feet?' He said: 'Hast~
20       7, Story20|          slaves of money. Of what use is it that they are like
21       7, Story20|       steed of ability but do not use it;~they would not stir
22       8, 22     |      possesses an ox but does not use him to plough or to sow
23       8, 71     |         those who follow them can use the~event as a proverb,