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 1    1, 1   |    with moderation;~A blade of grass cannot, pierce a mountain.~
 2    2, 1   |    hand of a cultivator~Are as grass before a dog or bones before
 3    3, 5   |     You are footbound like the grass in the ground, ~And your
 4    3, 5   |       so, mountains are now as grass; ~Except the Friend none
 5    3, 7   |    rock who art but a blade of grass,"~He relapses not into opinion
 6    3, 13  | mountain by endeavor become as grass?"~The prophets answered, "
 7    4, 2   | observed that a tuft of coarse grass had sprung up in a corner
 8    5, 10  |   where there was little or no grass. The fox, after making due
 9    5, 10  |     would never lack plenty of grass all the year round. The
10    5, 10  | saffron of Khoten~Must not eat grass and oats like asses.~That
11    6, Prol|        When the wind blows the grass off the water,~The water
12    6, 2   |      his head up in leaves and grass, so as to avoid frightening