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 1    1, 5 |       afar,~It fancies its own steed lost, while in bewilderment~
 2    1, 5 | bewilderment~It is urging that steed hither and thither; 10~It
 3    1, 5 | thither; 10~It fancies its own steed lost, when all the while~
 4    1, 5 |       all the while~That swift steed is bearing it on like the
 5    1, 5 |      is he that hath stolen my steed?"~They say, "What is this
 6    1, 5 |         He says, "True, 'tis a steed; but where is mine?"~They
 7    1, 5 |       to thyself, O rider; thy steed is there."~The real Soul
 8    1, 14|     within.~When you mount the steed of this true knowledge,~
 9    2, 18|      from heaven.~He urges the steed of his desire towards the
10    3, 2 |      lameness of thine was thy steed!~How seldom was thy soul
11    3, 13|       be advised and keep your steed straight as an arrow,~When