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 1    2 |          incapable of falling back -- ~stands right on the
 2    7 |     don't delight in settling back.~They renounce every home,~       
 3    8 |       could turn that triumph~back into defeat. ~ ~
 4    9 | blemish:~the evil comes right back to the fool~like fine dust~   
 5   10 |      will be thrown~    right back at you.~Contentious talk
 6   24 |        even if cut,~will grow back.~So too if latent craving~
 7   24 |   free from the forest,~right back to the forest he runs.~Come,
 8   24 |       set free~who runs right back to the same old chains! ~ ~
 9   24 |     with passion~        fall back~into a self-made stream,~
10   26 |    than when the mind is held back~from what is endearing &
11 Notes|       no written word to fall back on. In such a setting, the
12 Notes|      themselves may have gone back to the earliest days of