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 1 2 |       thrown into a furnace by a clever smith or by his apprentice,
 2 18|  heavenly music and is played by clever people, the same delightful
 3 21|         seven fathoms deep. As a clever man might spread out a flower-bed
 4 34|        in meditation and wisdom, clever in all kinds of wisdom,
 5 38|        the causes of all things, clever in explanation of causes,
 6 38|        such as they really are), clever in taking and refusing,
 7 38|          in taking and refusing, clever in leading and not leading,
 8 38|         leading and not leading, clever in resting, they, being
 9 38| transcending the world. They are clever in examining all things,
10 38|      neither crooked nor shaken; clever in decision, full of the