Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      |    still.~ O thou who hast gone empty handed to the bazar,~ I
 2       1, Story3 |        not that every desert is empty.~ Possibly it may contain
 3       1, Story4 |      people~and leave the place empty. Then several experienced
 4       1, Story6 | suffered, the treasury~remained empty and on every side enemies
 5       1, Story14|     array~ When their hands are empty and affairs deplorable?~ ~
 6       1, Story14|     infight but if his belly be~empty, he will be brave in flight.~ ~ ~
 7       1, Story40|         hungry infidel is in an empty house at table~ Reason will
 8       2, Story22|               Keep thy interior empty of food~ That thou mayest
 9       2, Story22|     light of marifet.~ Thou art empty of wisdom for the reason~
10       7, Story20|         but little strength, an empty hand can afford no liberality,~
11       7, Story20|         upon trees.~ ~ ~ Mostly empty handed persons pollute the
12       8, 38     |   loud-voiced and~intrinsically empty like a war-drum.~ ~ ~ A