Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 1      |           of God.~ The servant has committed sin and he is ashamed.~ ~
 2       1, Story6 |          and on every side enemies committed violence.~ ~ Who desires
 3       1, Story8 |          veziers of his father had~committed that he imprisoned them,
 4       1, Story24|       asked his pardon, saying: 'I committed a~mistake.' He replied: '
 5       2, Story13|           What fault has thy slave committed?~ My grief will be for having
 6       2, Story14|            for thee that thou hast committed~no theft except from the
 7       2, Story20|     reproach me, saying that I had committed an act~repugnant to intelligent
 8       2, Story29|        queried:~'What fault has he committed that thou art unwilling
 9       5, Story13| profligates.~ ~ ~ 'What sin have I committed that I have already in this
10       5, Story20|                 For thee, who hast committed such wickedness, there is
11       5, Story20|            from this crime which I committed~ I trust to the clemency
12       5, Story20|             and this crime~was not committed only by me in the world.
13       7, Story3 |        hundred unworthy things are committed by a dervish~ His companions
14       8, 45     |        Transgression by whomsoever committed is blamable but more so