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 1    1, 14|      be without trace of soft iron;~Like a steel mirror, scour
 2    2, 3 |       was warmed by its heat,~Iron became pliable by the force
 3    2, 6 |    love soft wax becomes hard iron.~Through love grief is as
 4    2, 15|       spots begin to gnaw his iron,~The color in his jewel
 5    3, 2 |      mighty works and signs? ~Iron was as wax in the hands
 6    3, 2 |        Wax in thy hands is as iron. ~God's nearness and His
 7    3, 9 |      than prison or chains of iron, ~For the mason can pull
 8    3, 9 | blacksmiths can break asunder iron chains; ~But, strange to
 9    3, 13|     long shall we hammer cold iron in vain?~How long waste
10    3, 13|   them gently like a porter; ~Iron in their hands is soft as
11    3, 17|     related to one another as iron and magnet." ~Heaven is
12    4, 6 |       even as coarse and hard iron may be polished into a steel