Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro, 5 | venture to appear in the sight of the grandees of~my lord,
2 1, Story17| slave despicable in his sight?~ To God that magnanimity
3 2, Story3 | may not be ashamed in the sight of the righteous.'~ ~ With
4 2, Story5 | After disappearing from the sight of the dervishes, he went
5 2, Story34| gives no drink.~ ~ ~ The sight cannot be satisfied by seeing
6 2, Story46| who was able to restore sight to the blind. The faqih,
7 3, Story13| dervish entered he~caught sight of a person with hanging
8 3, Story17| perish when I suddenly caught sight of a bag full of pearls
9 3, Story19| A roast fowl is to the sight of a satiated man~ Less
10 3, Story29| The eye may be without the sight of a garden.~ The brain
11 5, Story5 | occurs to my mind.~ From thy sight I am unable to withdraw
12 5, Story10| drovest him, who desired the sight, from thy sight.~ Today
13 5, Story10| desired the sight, from thy sight.~ Today thou camest to make
14 5, Story13| a crow, was vexed by~the sight and said: 'What a loathsome
15 5, Story19| appeared despicable in his sight because the meanest~handmaids
16 7, Story4 | self-restraint, so that the very sight~of him disgusted the Musalmans
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