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1     3,      2   |   If a man is surrounded by wild beasts whose sharp teeth
2     4,      4   |   the scented elephant runs wild forgetting its native dignity;~
3     4,      8, 2|    sweet-scented field. The wild nature is still unruly,
4     4,      8, 2|     hold of the ox:~But how wild his will, how ungovernable
5     4,      8, 2|  herb is trampled under his wild hoofs!~  ~2. Discipline
6     4,      8, 2|  power there is in a nature wild and ungoverned,~But the
7     4,      8, 2|    faced round,~A nature so wild and ungoverned is finally
8     5,      3   | days by eating the roots of wild herbs cooked in a pot with
9     6,      3   |   workers and tamers of the wild beasts. This characteristic