Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      |    victorious government, the lamp of the resplendent religion,
 2   Intro, 5      |     the bazar of jewellers, a lamp does not shine in the~presence
 3       2, Story23|     the divine favour but the lamp of~grace nevertheless so
 4       2, Story39| shouted: "O Musalmans, hold a lamp~on my path." Whereon a courtesan
 5       2, Story39|     As thou canst~not see the lamp, what wilt thou see with
 6       2, Story39|   what wilt thou see with the lamp?" In the same way~the preaching
 7       5, Story6 |       a heedless way that the lamp was extinguished by~my sleeve.
 8       5, Story6 | beheld~him I extinguished the lamp. I said: 'I thought the
 9       5, Story6 |       person comes before the lamp~ Arise to him and pull him
10       5, Story6 |     sleeve and extinguish the lamp.'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11       5, Story7 |       said smiling: 'I am the lamp of the assembly, O Sa'di,~
12       5, Story20|     pillow of the qazi, saw a lamp standing, the sweetheart
13       8, 48     |     of wind~ Cares not if the lamp of a widow dies.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
14     End         |       profit the smoke of the lamp; it is, however, not concealed