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  • The sons said to the cadi, “O noble sir, we three orphans will not depart from his decision.
  • We accept and obey: (the right of) control belongs to him: what he has commanded must be executed by us. // We are like Ishmael: we will not recoil from our Abraham though he is offering us in sacrifice."
  • The cadi said, “Let each one (of you), using his intelligence, give some account of his laziness,
  • That I may perceive the laziness of each and know beyond any doubt (how stands) the case of every one (of you).” 4885
  • The gnostics are the laziest folk in the two worlds, because they get their harvest without ploughing.
  • They have made laziness their prop (and rely upon it) since God is working for them.
  • The vulgar do not see God's working and (therefore) never rest from toil at morn or eve.
  • “Come,” (said the cadi), “define (your) laziness, so that from the disclosure of the secret I may learn its (essential) definition (and nature).”
  • ’Tis unquestionable that every tongue is a curtain over the heart: when the curtain is moved, the mysteries (hidden behind it) reach us. 4890