Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

the wandering sheep (Chapter 043)

Role: sheep · First appears: Chapter XLIII

Life events

  • The wandering sheep ate the barley being roasted by the servant-maid.(Chapter XLIII · 📍 the hill-town)
    • “a wandering sheep came by bad luck that way, and began to eat the grain.”
  • The servant-maid struck the sheep with a fire-brand, setting it ablaze.(Chapter XLIII · 📍 the hill-town)
  • The blazing sheep ran into the elephant stable, which caught fire.(Chapter XLIII)
    • “the sheep ran blazing into the king’s elephant stable. From its flames the elephant stable caught fire”

Chapter XLIII

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