Chapter

 1   10|            all~hold their life dear.~Drawing the parallel to~   
 2   12|           If you hold yourself dear~then guard, guard yourself
 3   16|                          XVI - Dear Ones~Translated from the
 4   16|       to grasp at what he held dear,~he now envies those~who
 5   16|       be conjoined with what's dear~    or undear.~It's painful~
 6   16|      painful~not to see what's dear~or to see what's not.~
 7   16|         So don't make anything dear,~for it's dreadful to be
 8   16| dreadful to be far~from what's dear.~No bonds are found~for
 9   16|       for whom~there's neither dear~nor undear. ~ ~
10   16|                    From what's dear is born grief,~from what'
11   16|        born grief,~from what's dear is born fear.~For one freed
12   16|      For one freed from what's dear~there's no grief~    --
13   16|            the world holds him dear. ~ ~
14   16|        you -- ~as kin, someone dear~    come home. ~ ~