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 1    1, 3  |         even as salt and waste land.~Its result is naught but
 2    1  (3)|     the "water of life" in the land of darkness discovered by
 3    2, 2  |        thousand murders in the land.~He did all this, yet Moses
 4    2, 18 |       earthy, and her wing dry land.~The longing for the ocean
 5    2, 18 |    mother.~Thy longing for dry land comes to thee from thy nurse;~
 6    2, 18 |     Leave thy nurse on the dry land and push on,~Enter the ocean
 7    2, 18 |       duck, and flourishest on land and water,~And dost not,
 8    2, 18 |  settest foot alike on sea and land;~For impress on thy mind, "
 9    2, 18 |        We have carried them by land."~The angels go not on dry
10    2, 18 |       The angels go not on dry land,~And the animals know nothing
11    2  (1)|    sons of Adam, by sea and by land have we carried them." ~
12    3, 13 |        drowned or come safe to land.~If you say, 'Till I know
13    3, 13 |      the bare hope of reaching land, as the rest do.'~In that
14    3, 17 |       of life is hidden in the land of darkness. ~Like a water-lily
15    4, 1  |        To the creatures of the land it is fatal.~In the same
16    4, 5  |      Is to sow seeds upon salt land.~Torn garments of folly
17    5, 6  |        may be swift of foot on land,~Yet on the sea he is as
18    5, 6  |    footman is only "carried by land," 3~But he who is "carried
19    5  (3)| knowledge" is "carried only by land," but the mystic is led
20    5, 10 |    landed on the shore and dry land,~Which is its home, it is
21    5, 10 |       fro.~'Tis at home on the land, but a stranger on the water.~
22    5, 10 |      and it sees the vision of land,~Satan has no longer any
23    6, 5  |        casts its foam-drops to land,~Go to the graveyard and
24    6, 7  |      species that lived on dry land."~Comparison of the body
25    6, 9  |      of wood is useless on dry land,~It is the special conveyance