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 1   2, 2 |    cocoon a beautiful white butterfly. ~
 2   2, 8 |    comes out a little white butterfly. Oh, greatness of God, that
 3   2, 8 |    an ugly worm and a white butterfly; it is just the same here.
 4   2, 9 | restlessness of this little butterfly -- though it has never been
 5   2, 10|  then, that, as this little butterfly feels a stranger to things
 6   4, 2 |  say more about this little butterfly, which never rests -- though
 7   4, 1 |   rest can this poor little butterfly have amid all these trials
 8   6, 1 |   it. In short, this little butterfly can find no lasting repose;
 9   6, 4 |             Oh, poor little butterfly, bound by so many fetters,
10  11, 1 | satisfy this little dove or butterfly (do not suppose that I have
11   2, 5 |     is here that the little butterfly to which we have referred
12   3, 1 |   saying, then, this little butterfly has now died, full of joy
13   3, 12| Previously, the poor little butterfly was always so worried that