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1     1,   4, 8 |      running stream is always fresh and wholesome because it
2     1,   4, 8 |       moment, so life is ever fresh and new because it does
3     1,   4, 15|    with a precious stone ever fresh and pure, even if it be
4     1,   5, 4 |       to the left. He is like fresh water, which has no flavour,
5     1,   5, 14|       the common source, ever fresh and inexhaustible, of morality
6     1,   5, 15|   saying: 'Give me a pound of fresh meat.' To which the shopkeeper,
7     1,   5, 15|       be any meat that is not fresh in my shop?' Pan Shan, hearing
8     1,   7, 8 | influence -- nothing more. As fresh air strengthens and impure