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 1    1, 5 |                        STORY V. The Lion and the Beasts.~In the book
 2    1, 5 |          Damna a story is told of a lion who held all the beasts
 3    1, 5 |           every day, to satisfy the lion's hunger, if he, on his
 4    1, 5 |           his continual forays. The lion was at first unwilling to
 5    1, 5 |     delivered up as a victim to the lion; but he requested the others
 6    1, 5 |         could pretend to outwit the lion. The hare assured them that
 7    1, 5 |          took his way slowly to the lion, and found him sorely enraged.
 8    1, 5 |       together to appear before the lion, but a strange lion had
 9    1, 5 |             the lion, but a strange lion had seized the second hare,
10    1, 5 | remonstrances. On hearing this, the lion was exceeding wroth, and
11    1, 5 |            afraid, the hare got the lion to take him upon his back,
12    1, 5 |          looking down the well, the lion saw in the water the reflection
13    1, 5 |           folly on the part, of the lion was predestined to punish
14    1, 5 |            us our daily bread?"~The lion said, "True; yet the Lord
15    1, 5 |            bee~Is withheld from the lion and the wild ass.~It fills
16    1, 5 |           divine.~On his way to the lion the hare lingered,~Devising
17    1, 5 |             a secret or two for the lion.~What worlds the principle
18    1, 5 |             form from substance, as lion from desert,~Or as sound
19    1, 6 |             from the tyranny of the lion, in the manner just described,
20    1, 10|            might be the figure of a lion. But when he felt the pricks
21    1, 10|           artist, "What part of the lion are you now painting?" The
22    1, 10|          Ali, "O 'Ali,~Thou art the Lion of God, a hero most valiant;~
23    1, 11|                       STORY XI. The Lion who Hunted with the Wolf
24    1, 11|             the Wolf and the Fox.~A lion took a wolf and a fox with
25    1, 11|     proposed to award the ox to the lion, the ibex to himself, and
26    1, 11|            the hare to the fox. The lion was enraged with the wolf
27    1, 11|            belonged of right to the lion, and he slew the wolf with
28    1, 11|        should be the portion of the lion. The lion, pleased with
29    1, 11|            portion of the lion. The lion, pleased with his self-abnegation,
30    1, 16|             Forbearance.~'Ali, the "Lion of God," was once engaged
31    1, 16|          Ali informed him that the "Lion of God" did not destroy
32    2, 3 |          reflection,~He became the "Lion of God" in the soul's domain.~
33    2, 8 |            Does a cow ever seek the lion?~Did the wolf show love
34    3, 18|             only milk, you become a lion of the forest! ~You issue
35    3, 18|       destruction. 12~This is not a lion, wherefrom thou canst save
36    5, 10|                        STORY X. The Lion, the Fox, and the Ass.~As
37    5, 10|           of the Anwar i Suhaili. A lion had been wounded in fight
38    5, 10|          and accompanied him to the lion's lair. The lion, being
39    5, 10|             to the lion's lair. The lion, being famished with hunger,
40    5, 10|             Then the fox blamed the lion for his precipitation, and
41    5, 10|          his precipitation, and the lion, after excusing himself
42    5, 10|             had seen was not a real lion, but only a harmless talisman;
43    5, 10|             followed the fox to the lion's lair, where he speedily
44    5, 10|             though she looks a very lion as she stands in line,~Her
45    5, 10|           of reflections. After the lion had slain the ass, he went
46    5, 10|        returned; but the moment the lion's back was turned the fox
47    5, 10|           daintiest parts. When the lion returned and inquired for
48    5, 13|          slayest demons like a male lion,~Manliness of asses is naught,
49    6, 2 |            deer, and He as a raging lion.~Say what remedy is there
50    6, 2 |             the hands of the raging lion?"~The poet then passes on