One part of this work claims that singers and dancers bring products "fashioned of dreams" to the marketplace and that they should not be placed below farmers or fishers in the titular actions of "Buying and Selling."
One part of this work claims that singers and dancers bring products "fashioned of dreams" to the marketplace and that they should not be placed below farmers or fishers in the titular actions of "Buying and Selling." Â Another part of this work compares a leaf turning yellow "with the silent knowledge of the whole tree" to the way that society is responsible for propagating wrongdoing in a section about "Crime and Punishment." Â This book states that (*) "Love gives naught but itself and takes not but from itself." Â Also containing essays on "Reason and Passion" and "Beauty," it opens with the section "The Coming of the Ship," after which the citizens of Orphalese are addressed by the title character, Almustafa. Â For 10 points, name this collection of maxim-filled essays written by the Lebanese author Khalil Gibran.
One part of this work claims that singers and dancers bring products "fashioned of dreams" to the marketplace and that they should not be placed below farmers or fishers in the titular actions of "Buying and Selling."
The Prophet [accept "Buying and Selling" before mentioned]