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 1   3, 11|      watched them as one would watch the harmless games of~children.
 2  13, 48|     hold himself dear, let him watch himself carefully; the~truth
 3  13, 53|        that burns in the first watch of the~night as in the second?"
 4  13, 53|       flames, one in the~first watch and the other in the second
 5  13, 53|        the other in the second watch." "No, sir," said~Kutadanta. "
 6  13, 53| Suppose the flame of the first watch had been~extinguished during
 7  13, 53| extinguished during the second watch, would you call it the same
 8  13, 53|       burns again in the third watch?" Replied Kutadanta: "In
 9  13, 53|        the first and the third watch, even though the~lamp might
10  13, 53| extinguished during the second watch. Now which~is thy true self,
11  18, 97|    said that today in the last~watch of the night, the final