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  • The prisoner had half-killed him with his teeth: his beard was soaked in blood from the throat of the dervish. 3755
  • (This is) like you, who under the violence of your pinioned fleshly soul have become as senseless and abject as that Súfí.
  • O you whose religion is incapable of (climbing) a single hillock, there are a hundred thousand mountains in front of you.
  • You are dead with fear of a ridge of this (small) size: how will you climb up precipices (big) as a mountain?
  • The warriors, (moved) by (religious) zeal, at that very instant ruthlessly put the infidel to the sword.
  • They sprinkled water and rose-water on the face of the Súfí, that he might recover from his unconsciousness and the sleep (of his senses). 3760
  • When he came to himself, he saw the party (of soldiers), and they asked him how it had happened,
  • (Saying), “God! God! what is the matter, O worshipful one? By what thing wert thou made so senseless?
  • Was a half-killed pinioned infidel the cause of thy falling into such a senseless and abject plight?”
  • He replied, “When I attempted (to cut off) his head in anger, the impudent fellow looked at me queerly.