Chap.,  §

 1  II,  60 |        lest he tread at another time on thy breast.~
 2 III,  108|                    16 If at the time of this letter reaching
 3 III,  154|         the swordsman came from time to time to Haiqâr whilst
 4 III,  154|     swordsman came from time to time to Haiqâr whilst he was
 5  IV,  168|        my grief for thee to all time! O Haiqâr, how have I killed
 6   V,  232|      said, 'O Abiqâm! the first time thou didst compare me to
 7   V,  233|               45 And the second time thou didst compare me to
 8   V,  234|                46 And the third time thou didst compare me to
 9   V,  235|               47 And the fourth time thou didst compare me to
10 VII,  304|     comrade naked in the chilly time of winter; and he took cold
11 VII,  310| oak-tree on which I lean at the time of prayer."~
12 VII,  316|   walking before the lion for a time; and one day the lion sprang
13 VII,  318|         and when it was harvest time, he arose and reaped it,