Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story3 |       When a pious man eats half a loaf of bread~ He bestows
 2       1, Story3 | bread~ He bestows the other half upon dervishes.~ If a padshah
 3       1, Story12|    the best is to sleep one half of the day so as~not to
 4       1, Story12|     I saw a tyrant sleeping half the day.~ I said: 'This
 5       1, Story40|   to the negro because that half is also due to a dog~of
 6       1, Story40|   he has consumed the other half.'~ ~ The thirsty heart does
 7       1, Story40|  not wish for limpid water~ Half of which was consumed by
 8       2, Story22|   excellent if he had~eaten half a loaf and slept till the
 9       3, Story14|     A lion does not eat the half of which a dog consumed~
10       3, Story27|  cut off for one dane and a half.'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11       5, Story17|   friends is an apple.~ One half of his face is red and the
12       8, 32     |    Sages eat slow, devotees half satisfy their appetite,