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1    1, 5 |     preferred to rely on his own exertions; but the beasts succeeded
2    1, 5 | illustrate the thesis that human exertions are vain, they related a
3    1, 5 |         God, as opposed to human exertions.~The beasts said, "O enlightened
4    1, 5 |          gained from the poor by exertions~Is a fraudulent morsel that
5    3, 13|   weakened in the course of your exertions? ~You say, "Although the