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 1    2, 3 |  Ibrahim son of Adham rode his horse to that point,~And became
 2    2, 5 |       see the pen writing;~The horse is galloping, yet the rider
 3    3, 15|        the morrow the master's horse would die, and then the
 4    3, 15| hearing this, at once sold his horse, and the dog, being disappointed
 5    3, 15|        the master had sold the horse, mule, and slave, and had
 6    6, 7 |       place is the throne, the horse's the gate.~What is justice
 7    6, 8 |  deluded into disliking a fine horse by the interested advice
 8    6, 8 |        counts it;~He gave me a horse, but Thou my reason to guide
 9    6, 9 |     You can ride on saddle and horse up to the sea-coast,~But
10    6, 9 |        But then you must use a horse of wood (i.e., a boat).~
11    6, 9 |      of wood (i.e., a boat).~A horse of wood is useless on dry
12    6, 9 |        by sea.~Silence is this horse of wood,~Silence is the