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 1    1, 5 |      beyond the reach of the elephant.~The earthly Adam was taught
 2    3, 1 |  Travelers who ate the Young Elephant.~~A PARTY of travelers lost
 3    3, 1 |  travelers saw a plump young elephant, and could not resist killing
 4    3, 1 |      fast asleep than a huge elephant made his appearance and
 5    3, 1 |      have eaten of the young elephant's flesh he slew without
 6    3, 5 |                 STORY V. The Elephant in a Dark Room.~Some Hindoos
 7    3, 5 |   Hindoos were exhibiting an elephant in a dark room, and many
 8    3, 5 |    to permit them to see the elephant, they all felt it with their
 9    3, 5 |    hand of one that felt the elephant.~The eye of outward sense
10    3, 13|       wishing to frighten an elephant away from a fountain, went
11    3, 13|      a fountain, went to the elephant, pretending to be an ambassador
12    3, 13|  parable of the hare and the elephant, and again adjured them
13    3, 16|   ant what can I know of the elephant?~What knows a fly of the
14    3, 16|    fly of the motions of the elephant?"~This statement also is
15    5, 10| wounded in fight with a male elephant, and was unable to hunt