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1    1, 9 |    That common stone and pure ruby may appear all as one.~True,
2    2, 7 |      of their own.~Though the ruby has no stamp, what matters
3    3, 13|   forever a stone to become a ruby,~Keep telling forever the
4    5, 8 |  which is changed into a pure ruby,~Is filled with the bright
5    5, 8 |       dear.~Whether that pure ruby hold itself dear,~Or hold
6    5, 8 |     till that stone becomes a ruby it hates itself~For till
7    5, 8 | Pharaoh was a stone, Mansur a ruby;~Pharaoh an enemy of light,