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1    1, 1 |      of grass cannot, pierce a mountain.~If the sun that illumines
2    3, 5 |        I am going to that high mountain, ~For that will save me
3    3, 13|      being obliged to ascend a mountain to get away from the fools
4    3, 13| assigned 'to each its lot,~Can mountain by endeavor become as grass?"~
5    5, 10|        Abraham, who was a very mountain of wisdom,~He said of the
6    5, 10|     from the right path such a mountain as Abraham,~So that he said
7    6, 6 |       to the top of that lofty mountain,~The more he sought safety
8    6, 6 |       he sought safety on that mountain,~The further was he removed
9    6, 6 |      of safety on a protecting mountain.~His far-shooting learning