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  • You are covering a sun with a sod: you are seeking flaws in a perfect full-moon.
  • A sun which shines throughout the world––how shall it be hidden for the sake of a bat? 3350
  • Sins are made sinful by the disapproval of Pírs; mysteries are made mysterious by their jealousy.
  • If you are far (aloof in spirit from the saints), at any rate be joined (with them) through (paying) respect (to them): be alert and active in (showing) penitence,
  • (In the hope) that a breeze may be coming to you from that way (quarter). Why do you shut off the water of mercy by (your) enviousness?
  • Though you are far aloof, at (that) distance wag your tail (ingratiate yourself with them): wherever ye be, turn your faces (thither).
  • When an ass falls in mire through (going at) a rapid pace, he moves incessantly for the purpose of rising. 3355
  • He does not make the place smooth (and comfortable) to stay in: he knows that it is not the place where he should live.
  • Your sense has been less than the sense of the ass, for your heart has not recoiled from these clods of mud.
  • You interpret (some canonical text) as an indulgence (authorising you to stay) in the mud, since you are not willing to tear your heart from it.