Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 5      |         Sa'di has fallen to be a hermit.~ No one came to attack
 2       2, Story1 |         his opinion~concerning a hermit whom others had censured
 3       2, Story6 |                   Story 6~ ~ ~ A hermit, being the guest of a padshah,
 4       2, Story18|                  Story 18~ ~ ~ A hermit, having been invited by
 5       2, Story22|             It is related that a hermit consumed during one night
 6       2, Story33|        33~ ~ ~ A padshah asked a hermit: 'How spendest thou thy
 7       2, Story34|          man, professing to be a hermit in the desert of Syria,
 8       2, Story34|     imitate thy good works.' The hermit refused compliance but the
 9       2, Story34|           It is related that the hermit entered the town~where a
10       2, Story34|          the Euphrates.~ ~ ~ The hermit began to eat delicious food,
11       2, Story34|         to visit him but saw the hermit changed from~his former
12       2, Story34| expressed pleasure to behold the hermit in so~comfortable a position,
13       2, Story34|          remain hermits.'~ ~ ~ A hermit requires neither dirhems
14       2, Story34|          takes any, find another hermit.~ ~ ~ Who has a good behaviour
15       2, Story40|        slipped from his hands. A hermit passed near him and~considered
16       5, Story13|        hates him equally.~ ~ ~ A hermit was among profligates~ When
17       8, Admon11|        of fire.~ ~ ~ I visited a hermit in the country of Bilqan~