Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 2      |     The good reputation of Sa'di which is current among the
 2   Intro, 2      |    kingdom-has looked upon Sa'di with a~favourable eye, has
 3   Intro, 3      |     heart to the advice of Sa'di.~  Such is the way; be a
 4   Intro, 3      | scabbard and the tongue of Sa'di~in his palate.'~ ~ O intelligent
 5   Intro, 5      |      him from every side.~ Sa'di has fallen to be a hermit.~
 6       2, Story48|       to thy old slave.'~  Sa'di, take the road to the Ka'
 7       3, Story22|       sea is boisterous. O Sa'di, I have one journey~more
 8       3, Story22|      in him so he said: 'O Sa'di, do thou also tell me something~
 9       3, Story26|      horse. Someone said:~'Sa'di, what thinkest thou of this
10       4, Story1 |       the greatest fault.~ Sa'di is a rose but to the eye
11       5, Story7 |    lamp of the assembly, O Sa'di,~ What is it to me if a
12       5, Story17|     of the compositions of Sa'di?' I recited:~ ~ ~ 'I am
13       5, Story17| people told him~that I was Sa'di, whereon he came running
14       5, Story21|       mayest know~ Because Sa'di is of the ways and means
15       6, Story9 |       before the qazi; and Sa'di said:~ 'After all this reproach
16       7, Story20|      20~ ~ ~ Contention of Sa'di with a Disputant concerning
17     End         |       of the utterances of Sa'di being exhilarant and mixed