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1       2, Story39|            one night fell into the mud and shouted: "O Musalmans,
2       3, Story7 |      aperture of it walled up with mud~bricks. After two weeks
3       4, Story13|              No one can scrape the mud from gravel with an axe~
4       5, Story4 |            has no regard for gold~ Mud and gold are of equal value
5       6, Story7 |           would remain sticking in mud like an ass,~ But if thou
6       7, Story18|        bricks with two handfuls of mud thrown over it.' The dervish-boy~
7       8, 37     |            Even after falling into mud a jewel retains its costliness,
8       8, 46     | thorn-carrying ass is in water and mud.~ Ask not for fire from
9       8, 47     |            seest an ass, fallen in mud with his load,~ Have mercy