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 1    1, 9  | Learn now whence springs the root of this circumstance,~From
 2    1, 9  |  Abstinence is certainly the root of medicine;~Practise abstinence,
 3    1, 16 |    the unfortunate,~I should root up the mountains from their
 4    3, 17 |     heart of man is like the root of a tree, ~Therefrom grow
 5    3, 17 |        Corresponding to that root grow up branches ~As well
 6    3  (8)|    word? To a good tree, its root firmly fixed, and its branches
 7    3, 17 |   art of fire; return to thy root!"~In the body there are
 8    4, 2  |    lived, at least, he would root up all evil weeds that threatened
 9    4, 2  |    avoid converse with them.~Root up those weeds, for, if
10    5, 5  |      not yet attained to the root, which is to give up life
11    5, 10 |     branches, but ignore the root.~We men are but branches,
12    5, 10 |     God's eternal decree the root.~That decree turns from