1) when an old woman has a cane and rosaries that is understandable as for her having two red dresses that is andalusian dress apparently. according to barshiyya hiding places. siraqa i do not know what profession this is and he made it barshiyya driving as if he considered it taken from working in the market. in all other editions and the lighthearted. barshiyya splits. barshiyya when i mentioned it. barshiyya to cut off harm. the happy one is he who preaches something else it is a hadith according to muslim and ibn majah and it was mentioned in tadhkirat ibn hamdun within the words of ali ibn abi talib and it was attributed in muhadarat alraghib 1 132 to some of the wise men and in mukhtar alhikam 198 to aristotle. it is from the saying of almutanabbi and their companion and through them we knew his virtue and it is distinguished by its opposite. things and his saying things are distinguished was not mentioned by barshi and the meaning would be and the opposite that is the wretched one is the one who preaches it to others.
 حين تكون المرأة العجوز ذات عكازة وتسابيح، فذلك أمر مفهوم؛ أما ان تكون ذات ثوبين أحمرين فذلك زي أندلسي، فيما يبدو. عند برشيه المخبآت. السراقة لا أدري أية حرفة هي هذه، وجعلها برشيه السواقة، كأنه عدها مأخوذة من العمل في السوق. في سائر الطبعات والمستخفة. برشيه يشق. برشيه لما ذكرتها. برشيه لقطع المضار. السعيد من وعظ بغيره هو حديث عند مسلم وابن ماجه وورد في تذكرة ابن حمدون ضمن كلام لعلي بن أبي طالب، ونسب في محاضرات الراغب ١ ١٣٢ لبعض الحكماء، وفي مختار الحكم ١٩٨ لأرسطاطاليس. هو من قول المتنبي ونذيمهم وبهم عرفنا فضله وبضدها تتميز الأشياء وقوله تتميز الأشياء لم يرد عند برشيه، ويكون المعنى وبالضد أي والشقي من وعظ به غيره.