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 1    2, 10  |    Where will you bring your caravan to a halt?"~Bayazid replied, "
 2    2, 11  |   and you are in a maze.~The caravan is come to be loaded,~Your
 3    2, 11  | mouth parched with heat;~The caravan moves on, and night approaches.~
 4    3, 2   |   fires left by the departed caravan."~O brave friend, grasp
 5    3, 14  |  fire. On another occasion a caravan of Arabs was traveling in
 6    4, 2   |       And comes to us like a caravan. 6~'Tis not a long road
 7    4, 2   |    not a long road that this caravan travels;~Can the desert
 8    4, 5   |      guide and leader of the caravan.~That leader is his own
 9    5, 10  |     to sleep; and God sent a caravan of travelers that way, who
10    6, Prol|   and howling of the dogs~No caravan ever turned back in its