Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      |   vicissitudes of time will~be unable to change into the inconstancy
 2       1, Story2 |      about. All the sages were unable~to give an interpretation,
 3       1, Story24|       s merit deserves, who is unable to comply with~the honour
 4       1, Story27|        and which the youth was unable to elude; whereon the master,
 5       1, Story34|    pardon him but, if thou art unable to do so, use likewise insulting~
 6       2, Story12|       want~of sleep that I was unable to walk and, laying myself
 7       2, Story20|  desires were excited so that, unable to resist them, I~walked
 8       3, Story19|      when I was barefooted and~unable to procure slippers. But
 9       3, Story28|        capacious and his~hands unable to fill it, he complained
10       4, Story4 |       an unbeliever but, being~unable to cope with him in argument,
11       4, Story4 |      and~learning, he had been unable vanquish an irreligious
12       4, Story10|       to the~ground and, being unable to do so, he exclaimed: '
13       5, Story5 |     mind.~ From thy sight I am unable to withdraw my eyes~ Although
14       5, Story16|        weak human nature being unable to endure the scorching~
15       5, Story16|     the tongue of~eloquence is unable to describe. She came out
16       6, Story2 | contention.~ An old man who is unable to rise from his place,~
17       7, Story20|       cravings of his lust and unable to restrain it, may commit
18       7, Story20|     idol-carver Azer who being unable to overcome~his son in argument
19       8, 30     |     say, when a base fellow is~unable to vie with an accomplished
20       8, 4      |     God~ Because an old man is unable to rise from his corner.~ ~ ~