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 1    1, 10|     and piety.~Come under the shadow of the Man of Reason, 1~
 2    1, 10|    the eyes of the blind.~His shadow on earth is as that of Mount
 3    1, 10|       service~Choose thou the shadow of that dear friend of God!~
 4    1, 10|       thou seek refuge in the shadow of the wise man,~That thou
 5    2, 16|   companion with you, 'tis my shadow; ~My exaltation transcends
 6    4, 4 |      himself.~Reason is God's shadow; God is the sun.~What power
 7    4, 4 |       sun.~What power has the shadow before the sun?~When a man
 8    4, 5 |    yourself as dead~Under the shadow of the wise, whose words
 9    4, 9 |   that Reason,~The disciple's shadow is from that bough.~When
10    4, 9 |    fortunate one, how can the shadow move,~Unless the tree that
11    4, 9 |       the tree that casts the shadow move as well?~Again, the
12    6, 2 |    providence.~Remove not Thy shadow from my head,~I am afflicted,
13    6, 2 | repentance,~Repentance is the shadow, Thou the shining Moon.~
14    6, 5 |       that my body was a mere shadow or foam,~Which foam rises
15    6, 9 |       these calamities."~"The shadow of a guide is better than