Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      |        thing.~ ~ Perused with a kind glance,~ Adorned with approbation
 2       1, Story5 |       foe do when the friend is kind?~ ~ The king asked: 'What
 3       1, Story6 |      cherished will depart.~ Be kind because then a stranger
 4       1, Story12|       king asked a devotee what kind of worship is best? He~replied: '
 5       1, Story16|        old well-wishers with my kind friends who failed to speak
 6       1, Story22|       for~an individual of this kind, the son of a landholder
 7       2, Story45|                 Story 45~ ~ ~ A kind old man in Baghdad~ Gave
 8       5, Story20|      thy servants it would be a kind of treachery to~withhold
 9       6, Story2 |         of love, is~benevolent, kind, good-natured and sweet-tongued.~ ~ ~
10       6, Story5 |    heart had been entered by~no kind of grief and his lips were
11       7, Story1 |        take effect thereon.~ No kind of polishing will improve
12       7, Story20|       some certainly~are of the kind thou hast described; of
13       7, Story20|         There are people of the kind thou hast heard of, and
14       8, Admon10|     aged person.'~ He said: 'Be kind but not to such a degree~
15       8, 51     | distressed,~ Inform him that no kind of wealth and dignity~
16       8, 61     |   augmented.~ ~ ~ To him who is kind to thee, be dust at his