Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5   |     whose reason has fled is a tail.~Inasmuch as the unthankful
 2    1, 10  |       replied, "I am doing the tail." The patient cried, "Never
 3    1, 10  | patient cried, "Never mind the tail; go on with another part."
 4    1, 17  |           Like as the Dragon's tail 2 dulls the brightness of
 5    3, 13  |     stink at the head, not the tail.~Yet be advised and keep
 6    5, 13  |       soon as a mouse wags its tail.~Such persons must shun
 7    6, Prol|      was best, its head or its tail?"~He replied, "If its face
 8    6, Prol|      towards the town,~And its tail to the villages, then its
 9    6, Prol|      face was best.~But if its tail was towards the town, and
10    6, Prol|      villages, then prefer its tail to its face."~A bird flies