Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      | instruction of those who are present a book of a Rose Garden,
 2       1, Story19|    it so that it~reached its present magnitude.'~ ~ If the king
 3       1, Story22|     from the padshah. In the present instance, however,~the father
 4       1, Story24|    companions when they were present and spoke well of them~when
 5       1, Story32|   than these and ordered the present which the fellow hoped~for
 6       1, Story40|    exclaimed: 'I make thee a~present of the negro. What am I
 7       2, Story17|    potentate.~ Grief for the present, or distress for the past,
 8       2, Story29|      who also happened to be present, queried:~'What fault has
 9       2, Story32|     Imagine what my state at present is~ When I must be satisfied
10       2, Story34|  affairs of the world, being~present, said: 'O king, the conditions
11       2, Story35|      to his wishes, he would present devotees with a certain~
12       3, Story13| excused him from making me a present when I saw his face.'~ ~ ~
13       3, Story28|     dragon.~ ~ ~ 'As I am at present able to cope with a mad
14       3, Story28|  also a robe of honour and a present of money. It is related~
15       4, Story10|  robe if thou wilt make me a present of it.'~ ~ ~ We are satisfied
16       7, Story5 |  intelligent men to embitter~present tranquillity by cares concerning