Part, Chapter

1    3, 2 |       silk, ~Saying, "Cut out a large head-dress," ~And failure
2    3, 4 |         mountains, discovered a large snake frozen by the cold,
3    3, 5 |      ear, and said it must be a large fan; another its leg, and
4    3, 13|       this market of ours ~Make large profits, both apostles and
5    4, 2 | exchequer could not afford this large outlay, and kept the poet
6    6, 1 |         themselves, and offered large marriage portions to gain
7    6, 7 |    Tirmid, to the effect that a large reward would be given to
8    6, 7 |        into it, and plundered a large sum of money. The king,
9    6, 9 |        fright, hid himself in a large chest. The dwarf at once