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 1    2, 8   |        him and driving off the flies. The flies became so persistent
 2    2, 8   |     driving off the flies. The flies became so persistent in
 3    2, 8   | utterly; but unfortunately the flies escaped, and the stone lighted
 4    3, 7   |  quickly drops down,~And again flies on two steps or more.~This
 5    3, 7   |        face or creeping." 1~He flies up on two wings even as
 6    3, 17  |       The bird of each element flies off by itself. ~The repulsion
 7    3, 18  |     you, O weak one,~And never flies away to the garden of certainty.~
 8    5, 10  |    house of pride.~When a fowl flies to the salt water,~It has
 9    6, Prol|      tail to its face."~A bird flies with its wings towards its
10    6, 6   |         and trials.~This world flies, as it were, with these