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 1    2, 16|       camel~Is like an ocean to a mouse.~Whoso has four loaves as
 2    3, 13|            How can a presumptuous mouse understand one?~Those similitudes
 3    5, 13|      sense~Flee away as soon as a mouse wags its tail.~Such persons
 4    6, 7 |         this a story is told of a mouse who conceived a great affection
 5    6, 7 |         raven swooped down on the mouse and carried him off, and
 6    6, 7 |       frog, being fastened to the mouse, was dragged off and destroyed
 7    6, 7 |     Comparison of the body to the mouse, and the soul to the frog.~
 8    6, 7 | communicate with one another.~The mouse said, "One end must be tied
 9    6, 7 |          bliss;~Escaping from the mouse of the body, it is in bliss.~
10    6, 7 |         body, it is in bliss.~The mouse of the body drags it back
11    6, 7 |     dragged down by that insolent mouse,~The frog would remain at