Chapter, Paragraph

 1       1, Story16|   for that hope.'~ ~ No one comes to the house of a dervish~
 2       1, Story25|  upon servants:~ ~ If a man comes two mornings to serve the
 3       2, Story47|   gets, and speaks whatever comes upon~his tongue, is a profligate,
 4       3, Story8 |     Eat not so much that it comes up to thy mouth~ Nor so
 5       3, Story8 | that from weakness thy soul comes up.~ ~ ~  Although maintenance
 6       3, Story25|    When the life-taking foe comes in the rear~ Fate ties the
 7       5, Story5 |     I may see that an arrow comes.~ ~ ~ Once the boy said
 8       5, Story6 |         When an ugly person comes before the lamp~ Arise to
 9       7, Story20|     means when the struggle comes?~ Turn away the face of
10       7, Story20|  and labour~ And if another comes, he takes it without either.'~ ~ ~
11       8, 35     |   Maxim 34~ ~ ~ When a sage comes in contact with fools, he