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1722-1731

  • When, at the time of the forenoon meal, his (usual) allowance was reduced, he uttered much revilement, (but) it was of no avail.
  • He said, “Ye are doing these things on purpose.” “Nay,” said the other, “we obey the (royal) command.
  • Do not regard this (as proceeding) from the branch (sub ordinate): regard it (as proceeding) from the root (principal); do not strike at the bow, for the arrow is (really) from the arm.
  • (The words) thou didst not throw when thou threwest are a trial (of men’s understandings): do not lay the fault on the Prophet, for that (throwing) is (an act which proceeded) from God. 1725
  • The water is turbid from the source: O thou who art angry in vain, look farther on, open thine eye once!”
  • (Moved) by anger and resentment he went into a certain place and wrote an angry letter to the king.
  • In that letter he lauded the king and threaded the pearl of (descanted e on) the king’s munificence and generosity,
  • Saying, “O thou whose hand exceeds the sea and the clouds in (liberally) fulfilling the want of the suitor,
  • Because that which the cloud gives, it gives with tears, (while) thy hand incessantly lays the dish (of bounty) with smiles.” 1730
  • Though the outward form of the letter was praise, from (amidst) the praise the scent of anger was showing traces (betraying itself).