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2577-2586

  • Falsehood is like a (piece of stick or) straw, and the heart like a mouth: a straw never becomes (quietly) hidden in the mouth.
  • So long as it is there, he (who is annoyed by it) keeps moving his tongue, in order that thereby he may eject it from his mouth.
  • Especially, when a straw (blown) by the wind falls into the eye, the eye begins to water and shut and open.
  • We, therefore, now kick (out) this (man of) straw, in order that our mouth and eye may be delivered from (the disquiet caused by) this straw.” 2580
  • Dalqak said, “O King, be calm: do not scratch the face of clemency and forgiveness.
  • Why such an excessive haste to take revenge? I cannot fly away, I am in thy hand (power).
  • ’Tis not right to be hasty in (the case of) correction that is (inflicted) for God's sake;
  • (But as regards) that (of) which (the motive) is (ill) humour and casual anger, he (the corrector) is in a hurry (for fear) lest he should become content (reconciled).
  • He is afraid that, if contentment come and his anger go, his revenge and the pleasure of (taking) it will be lost. 2585
  • False appetite makes haste to (devour) the food for fear of missing the pleasure: that is sickness indeed.