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 1    1, 13|        shall tell them forth!~The philosopher reasons from base analogies~(
 2    1, 13|           of a dark corner) ;~The philosopher (I say) denies this in his
 3    1, 13|         ears of men of heart!~Tho philosopher, who denies Divine Providence,~
 4    1, 13|       vain fancy of negation.~The philosopher denies the existence of
 5    1, 13|      heart~Is a secret denier and philosopher.~Now and then he displays
 6    2, 7 | Afterwards comes an anecdote of a philosopher who was struck blind for
 7    2, 11|          of the hidden subject.~A philosopher expounds it in one way,~
 8    4, 6 |          will be the heir.'" 9 ~A philosopher replied, "How know you they
 9    4, 6 |         the fiery flame; ~And the philosopher was burnt to ashes, ~But
10    5, 13|     person put this question to a philosopher,~"O sage, what is true and
11    6, 6 |        the treasure he seeks.~The philosopher kills himself with thinking,~