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 1    1, 6 | oyster-shells raindrops are pearls.~Outside the shell they are raindrops,
 2    1, 6 |       resemble the musk deer's bag;~Outside it is blood, but inside
 3    1, 6 |             musk;~Yet, say not that outside 'twas mere blood,~Which
 4    1, 6 |          becomes musk.~Nor say that outside the alembic 'twas mere copper,~
 5    1, 10|            better than the stranger outside the gate.~The difference
 6    1, 10|        wouldst not remain as a ring outside the door.~Having chosen
 7    2, 2 |         curtain,~You cannot see Him outside His work.~Since His workshop
 8    2, 2 |             Sees how obscure is the outside of that shop.~Rebellious
 9    2, 2 |            he was killing the babes outside to no purpose.~Just so the
10    2, 7 |           thereby.~I regard not the outside and the words,~I regard
11    3, 17|            that when I had departed outside thee, ~I said it was like
12    4, 2 |          thyself enthroned, but art outside the door.~Thou hast no sovereignty
13    4, 4 |            O ye who regard only the outside, ~Regard him not as a youth
14    4, 4 |             heart and disregard the outside. ~The judges who confine
15    6, 6 |     directions were as follows: "Go outside the city to the dome which