35. “The dagger in his bosom and salutation in his mouth.”

Fāl-i-bad bar zabān bad bāshad.

36. “A bad omen ought not to be mentioned.”

Ishk o mashk panhān na mī-mānad.

37. “Love and musk do not remain concealed.”

Har jā ki parī-rukhī ast dīve bā o ast.

38. “Wherever there is a fairy-faced damsel, she is attended by a demon.”

Bhale bābā band pare Gobar chhor kashīde pare.

39. “Oh! Father! I have got into a strange difficulty, I have left off picking cow-dung, and am employed in embroidery.”

Rīsh-i-khudrā ba dast-i-dígare ma-dih.