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 1       1, Story20|        the meanest of beasts~the ass. Nevertheless sages agree
 2       1, Story20| Nevertheless sages agree that an ass who carries loads is~better
 3       2, Story5 |         robes the covering of an ass.~ ~ ~ After disappearing
 4       2, Story17|        fallen dead~ While a lame ass reached the station alive.~
 5       2, Story27|       not feel it, he must be an ass.~ ~ ~ When the winds blow
 6       3, Story26|             Verily he is like an ass among men,~ A calf, a body
 7       6, Story7 |          sticking in mud like an ass,~ But if thou askest for
 8       7, Story1 |        when he gets wet.~ If the ass of Jesus be taken to Mekkah~
 9       7, Story1 |        on his return still be an ass.~
10       7, Story14|         Had this man not been an ass, he would not have gone
11       7, Story18|       reached paradise.'~ ~ ~ An ass with a light burden~ No
12       7, Story20|        the camel of Saleh or the ass of~ Dujjal.~ ~ ~ What a
13       7, Story20|        him to be the podex of an ass, though he may be a perfumed~
14       8, 46     |          the poor thorn-carrying ass is in water and mud.~ Ask
15       8, 47     |               When thou seest an ass, fallen in mud with his
16       8, 60     |         learned, thou wilt be an ass in course of time~ And if
17       8, 66     |        tyranny of people like an ass.~ ~ ~ ~ ~