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 1    1, 5 |     beasts said, "O enlightened sage,~Lay aside caution; it cannot
 2    1, 15|       visions. Anecdotes of the sage Luqman, of King Solomon,
 3    2, 3 |         highway robber became a sage of the way, 13~When he was
 4    2, 6 |       his Acuteness.~Luqman the Sage, 1 who is sometimes identified
 5    2, 10|     following conversation:~The Sage said, "Whither are you going,
 6    2, 10|       for the Ka'ba."~Quoth the Sage, "What provision for the
 7    2, 10|        corner of my cloak."~The Sage said, "Circumambulate me
 8    2, 17| resource, betook himself to the sage who had first spoken of
 9    2, 17|   information about it, and the sage replied to him as follows:~
10    3, 1 |       considering what to do, a sage came up and condoled with
11    5, 3 |                  STORY III. The Sage and the Peacock.~A sage
12    5, 3 |         Sage and the Peacock.~A sage went out to till his field,
13    5, 3 |     insane self-destruction the sage could not refrain himself,
14    5, 10|       surely men, O enlightened sage!"~The monk said, "I seek
15    5, 13|   question to a philosopher,~"O sage, what is true and what is
16    5, 13|         and what is false?"~The sage touched his ear and said, "
17    6, 5 | illustrated by an anecdote of a sage and a monk. The sage asked
18    6, 5 |       of a sage and a monk. The sage asked the monk which was
19    6, 5 |       some years, whereupon the sage rebuked him for his ignorance,