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1    1, 16|      repent me of my scornful looks;~Such arrogant thoughts
2    3, 12| reflected in a well, ~And one looks down the well, and mistakenly
3    4, 1 |      they have cast ill-timed looks at fair ones. ~They have
4    4, 9 |    the grave, but real reason looks onward to the day of judgment,
5    5, 2 |     thee down with their very looks when they hear the reading
6    5, 10| battle array,~Yet, though she looks a very lion as she stands
7    5, 12|    frowning face and downcast looks.~There is no oculist who
8    6, 9 |     am the servant of him who looks into himself.' " 8~"What