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 1    1, 1 |      turn not away from it.~Shadows, indeed, may indicate the
 2    1, 1 | displays the light of life.~Shadows induce slumber, like evening
 3    1, 15|      as also the clouds and shadows,~' I am a man, yet it hath
 4    3, 17| remains. True lovers are as shadows, and when the sun shines
 5    3, 17|     sun shines in glory the shadows vanish away. He is a true
 6    4, 9 |   from that bough.~When the shadows in the disciples cease,~
 7    6, 5 |   set my affections~On vain shadows which perish at death?~My
 8    6, 5 | that I rested on these vain shadows in life.~I saw not that
 9    6, 9 |  roofs of houses~Know to be shadows of the architect's thought;~
10    6, 9 |      Earthly forms are only shadows of the Sun of the Truth,