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 1    1, 5   |     Trust in God, yet tie the camel's leg.'1~Hear the adage, '
 2    1  (10)|       to the "Believer's lost camel " (Book II. Story XII.,
 3    1, 17  |       which is cropped by the camel,~And then yields him pleasure
 4    1, 17  |    and it becomes dry,~If the camel crops that same thorn in
 5    1, 17  |       dry in pith and rind.~O camel, now beware of that herb!~
 6    2, 2   |       attendants sought for a camel whereon to carry him through
 7    2, 2   |     sold firewood to lend his camel for the purpose. The Kurd
 8    2, 2   |   pauper, being seated on the camel, was carried through the
 9    2, 11  |    Wisdom the believer's lost camel.~My people adopt my law
10    2, 11  |     like the "believer's lost camel,' 3~Every one is certain
11    2, 11  |      Every one is certain his camel is lost.~You have lost your
12    2, 11  |      lost.~You have lost your camel and seek it diligently;~
13    2, 11  |     was lost? Was it a female camel that you lost?~It escaped
14    2, 11  |       come to be loaded,~Your camel is vanished from the midst
15    2, 11  |    road,~You hurry after your camel in all directions.~You cry "
16    2, 11  |       Moslems, who has seen a camel,~Which escaped from its
17    2, 11  |      shall give me news of my camel~I will give a reward of
18    2, 11  |       on seeking news of your camel from every one,~And every
19    2, 11  |       rumor,~Saying, "I saw a camel; it went this way;~'Twas
20    2  (3) |    and seeking it like a lost camel (Freytag, Arabum Proverbia,
21    2, 14  |   Scholar.~An Arab loaded his camel with two sacks, filling
22    2, 14  |        and mounted him on his camel. Then he said, "As you possess
23    2, 14  |      In that case get, off my camel and go your way, and suffer
24    2, 16  |   which is insufficient for a camel~Is like an ocean to a mouse.~
25    3, 10  |    mule who complained to the camel that he was always stumbling,
26    3, 18  |  appal the great drum-bearing camel that used to march at the
27    4  (12)|       of the "Believer's lost camel." Book ii., Story xi. ~
28    4, 9   |    STORY IX. The Mule and the Camel.~A mule said to a camel, "
29    4, 9   |       Camel.~A mule said to a camel, "How is it that I am always
30    4, 9   |       make a false step?" The camel replied, "My eyes are always
31    4, 9   |     admitted the truth of the camel's statement, and besought
32    4, 9   |      guide in future, and the camel consented to do so. Just
33    5, 10  |    their deeds.~A man asked a camel, saying, "Ho! whence comest
34    6, 9   | unstrung.~Here speech, like a camel, breaks down on its road;~