Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 1      |   lovers have been slain by the beloved.~ No voice can come from
 2   Intro, 2      |         Came from the hand of a beloved one to my hand.~ I asked: '
 3       1, Story16|  anxiety or grief~ Or carry thy beloved children to the crows.~ ~
 4       2, Story7 | remaining awake and holding the beloved Quran in my lap,~whilst
 5       2, Story13|         into sin.'~ ~ ~ If that beloved Friend decrees me to be
 6       2, Story30|    winter when it is~veiled and beloved.'~ ~ ~ There is no harm
 7       5, Story2 |     relations between lover and beloved come in, the~relations between
 8       5, Story4 |        friendly advances of his beloved, he~raised his head from
 9       5, Story9 |         the eye from seeing the beloved.~ ~ ~ Who has his heart
10       5, Story14|       Because thou wilt be more beloved than before.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11       5, Story15|         he bore the loss~of his beloved. He replied: 'It is not
12       5, Story20|      that the view taken by his beloved friends on the arrangement~
13       5, Story21|         wretch~ Who forgets his beloved in distress.'~ Thus the
14       7, Story9 |  fathers and~mothers, they were beloved and respected in the same
15       7, Story20|      the fist into the blood of beloved persons,~ Dying the finger-tips