Part, Chapter

 1    1, 7 |      was a certain merchant who kept a parrot in a cage. Being
 2    1, 7 |        to tell them that he was kept confined in a cage. The
 3    1, 8 |       Him "Bride."~I would have kept silence from fear of my
 4    2, 2 |        observing that if he had kept his ears open he must have
 5    3, 9 |        wind. For a long time he kept his vow; but a time came
 6    3, 12|         done so, God would have kept it hidden.~Criminals and
 7    3, 18|         that the door should be kept locked. At last a stranger
 8    4, 2 |   afford this large outlay, and kept the poet waiting so long
 9    4, 6 |     also prays that they may be kept away from it. Pharaoh then
10    5, 1 | Otherwise they are arrested and kept in durance.~They enter into
11    6, 8 |         tinder vanishes!~Joseph kept in prison a long time for