Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      |      to thy tomb.~ Nobody will bring it after thee; send it before.~
 2   Intro, 3      |   bazar,~ I fear thou wilt not bring a towel filled.~ Who eats
 3       1, Story13|       can I, who have no robe, bring a~skirt?' The padshah took
 4       1, Story19|        an adjoining village to bring some. Nushirvan said:~'Pay
 5       1, Story20|    will use that very being to bring on~his destruction in the
 6       1, Story22|       his father and mother to bring his case before the qazi~
 7       1, Story23|       father for fear he would bring trouble on me likewise.
 8       3, Story4 | dangerous~ Or abstinance would bring on death.~ No doubt his
 9       3, Story8 |    depends upon food~ Victuals bring on disease when eaten to
10       3, Story24|       hand.~ ~ ~ A boy went to bring water from the torrent.~
11       3, Story28|       the strength of ten men? Bring the money for one.'~ ~ ~
12       4, Story3 |      But when thou hast spoken bring the proof.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
13       5, Story10|     and he has become yellow.~ Bring not the kettle because our
14       7, Story10|    women, O man of intellect,~ Bring forth serpents at the time
15       8, 5      |   convey it.~ ~ ~ Nightingale, bring tidings of spring.~ Leave