Chap.,  §

 1   I,  13 |    they might suckle him and bring him up.~
 2   I,  20 |      said to him, 'O Haiqâr! bring him to my presence, that
 3 III,  103|   give me the power, I shall bring upon him the misfortune
 4 III,  112| clothing and in numbers, and bring them to me on the fifth
 5 III,  120|    on thy throne, and I will bring~paragraph continues] Haiqâr
 6 III,  142|                           50 Bring him out and dress him in
 7  IV,  166|      to me~just for once, or bring me word that Haiqâr is alive?
 8  IV,  173|    if thou command me I will bring him to thee.'~
 9  IV,  176|     and he commanded them to bring Haiqâr.~
10  IV,  179|    him, saying, 'O Haiqâr, I bring the greatest of joy, and
11   V,  201|                          13 'Bring us clay and stone, that
12   V,  204|     a wide place and sent to bring the eagles and the boys,
13   V,  207|     his Privy Councillors to bring him before him.~
14  VI,  258|     began to shout, saying, 'Bring bricks, bring clay, that
15  VI,  258|       saying, 'Bring bricks, bring clay, that we may build
16  VI,  260|     troops, saying to them, 'Bring to the skilled workmen what
17  VI,  261|        Thou art mad; who can bring anything up to that distance?'~
18  VI,  273|      the king! order them to bring me a rope out of the treasury
19  VI,  281|   three years' taxes, and to bring them to Haiqâr.~