Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 5      |        wisdom, replied: 'From the blind, who do not take a step~
 2       1, Story5 |     thousand such eyes~ Should be blind rather than the sun dark.~ ~ ~
 3       1, Story38|          thereon.~ But if I see a blind man near a well~ It is a
 4       2, Story3 |     punishment, cause me to arise blind on the day of~resurrection
 5       2, Story11|           mirror in a~locality of blind people. I had, however,
 6       2, Story11|        and those who are near but blind are distant.'~ ~ ~ When
 7       2, Story39|     benefits of knowledge, like a blind man who~one night fell into
 8       2, Story46|       necessary to marry her to a blind man and it is~related that
 9       2, Story46|           to restore sight to the blind. The faqih, being asked
10       2, Story46|       husband of an ugly woman is blind.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11       6, Story8 |       love.~ Thou art confessedly blind, kiss her and sleep.~ The
12       7, Story14| quadrupeds so that the man became blind and lodged a complaint with~
13       8, 38     |       like a sweetheart among the blind~ Or a Quran among unbelievers.~ ~ ~ ~ ~