Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story17|        opinion changed and they fell into disgrace. I~desired
 2       1, Story26|      when fire from the kitchen fell into~the store of his wood
 3       2, Story9 |         his feet slipped and he fell into the reservoir but~saved
 4       2, Story30|         took it for a friend or fell in love with it', and he
 5       2, Story39|         blind man who~one night fell into the mud and shouted: "
 6       2, Story42|   Baghdad~ A flag and a curtain fell into dispute.~ Travel stained,
 7       3, Story22|    plain of Ghur~ Once a leader fell down from his beast of burden,~
 8       3, Story28|      hair.~ ~ ~ Then the people fell at his feet, craving pardon
 9       3, Story28| interior was set at~rest and he fell asleep. An experienced old
10       4, Story11|        insult him, whereon both fell upon each~other and fought
11       5, Story14|         if the tip of her curls fell into my hand~ Like the sleeve
12       5, Story18|         Kufatcha tribe suddenly~fell upon the caravan and robbed
13       5, Story21|     that in the great sea~ They fell into a vortex together.~
14       6, Story9 |         the organ of the sheikh fell asleep.~ He spanned the
15       8, 17     |     horse, fleet like the wind, fell back~ Whilst the camel-man
16       8, 47     |       gone and asked him how he fell,~ Gird thy loins and take