Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story4 |    thus for a long time,~ Thou canst not uproot it with a windlass.~
 2       1, Story4 |      base fellow~ Because thou canst not eat sugar from a mat-reed.'~ ~
 3       1, Story16|     thy ear?~ ~ Again, if thou canst not bear the pain of the
 4       1, Story26|      one heart as long as thou canst~ Because one sigh may uproot
 5       1, Story35|      same.'~ ~ As long as thou canst, scratch the interior of
 6       2, Story4 |        hearts of enemies.~ How canst thou attain that dignity~
 7       2, Story39|      heard him asked: "As thou canst~not see the lamp, what wilt
 8       2, Story39|    thou bringest no money thou canst obtain no wares and if thou~
 9       3, Story21|   affair on hand in which thou canst aid~us by way of a loan.
10       3, Story28|        thou hast no money thou canst not cross the river by force.~
11       4, Story4 |            To him of whom thou canst not rid thyself by the Quran
12       4, Story5 |   issue,~ I am worse than thou canst say that I am~ Because I
13       6, Story9 |       whose hand trembles, how canst thou bore a Jewel?'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
14       7, Story3 |   While a stick is green, thou canst bend it as thou listest.~
15       7, Story11|    heart of one person if thou canst.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
16       7, Story20|     gifts and sacrifices.~ How canst thou attain their power
17       8, Admon2 |  Inflict not every~injury thou canst upon an enemy because it
18       8, 20     | hypocrisy.~ Of the wicked thou canst learn only wickedness.~