Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 1      |      Cloud and wind, moon and sun move in the sky~ That thou
 2   Intro, 2      |  celebrated than those of the sun.~ Although this slave may
 3   Intro, 3      |    before.~ Life is snow, the sun is melting hot.~ Little
 4   Intro, 5      |  shine in the~presence of the sun, and a minaret looks low
 5       1, Story4 |   elapsed:~ ~ The disk of the sun went into darkness.~ Jonah
 6       1, Story5 |    the fountain of light, the sun?~ Thou justly wishest that
 7       1, Story5 |      be blind rather than the sun dark.~ ~ ~
 8       2, Story30|    devotee: 'Beautiful as the sun is, I never heard that~anybody
 9       3, Story11|   instead of bread he had the sun in his table-cloth~ No one
10       3, Story20|      dehqan's cap reached the sun~ When a sultan such as thou
11       3, Story28| asleep. He knew this when the sun shone upon his shoulders
12       4, Story1 |          The world illumining sun and fountain of light~ Look
13       5, Story6 |        I said: 'I thought the sun had risen~and wits have
14       5, Story10|    desires not union with the sun~ The beauty of the sun will
15       5, Story10|    the sun~ The beauty of the sun will not decrease.'~ ~ ~
16       5, Story16|       to endure the scorching~sun, I took refuge in the shadow
17       5, Story20|     and said: 'Get up for the sun has risen.' The~qazi, who
18       5, Story20|  against worshippers till the sun rises~in its setting place.'~ ~ ~
19       7, Story20|    the fountain of light, the sun, and shine upon no~one?