Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 2      |           first I beheld~ The world full of confusion, anxiety and
 2   Intro, 3      |           harmonious.~ ~ The former full of bright-coloured tulips,~
 3   Intro, 3      | bright-coloured tulips,~ The latter full of fruits of various kinds;~
 4       1, Story3 |            more worth than a stable full of asses.'~ ~ The father
 5       1, Story4 |             bodkin~ But, when it is full, it cannot be crossed on
 6       1, Story7 |            befallen him.'~ ~ O thou full man, barley-bread pleases
 7       1, Story8 |         hearts but that~they had no full confidence in my promises,
 8       1, Story14|     elsewhere.~ ~ When a warrior is full, he will be brave infight
 9       2, Story43|           acrobat in great dudgeon, full of wrath and~foaming at
10       3, Story9 |                 When the bowels are full and the belly pains~ There
11       3, Story17|      suddenly caught sight of a bag full of pearls and I~shall never
12       6, Story1 |        perilous it does not imply a full indication of death.~I asked: '
13       7, Story12|             heads and faces, giving full vent to pugnacity and contention.~
14       7, Story17|       Damascenes and the road being~full of danger on account of
15       7, Story20|           pearl~ The bazar would be full of them as of ass-shells.~ ~ ~ '
16       8, Admon3 |            spring.~ When it becomes full, the brook cannot be stopped.~ ~ ~ ~ ~