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 1    36   |     were a wet, sappy piece of timber lying in the water, and
 2    36   |   fire-stick in the wet, sappy timber lying in the water?" ~"No,
 3    36   |       Why is that? Because the timber is wet & sappy, and besides
 4    36   |     were a wet, sappy piece of timber lying on land far from water,
 5    36   |   fire-stick in the wet, sappy timber lying on land far from water?" ~"
 6    36   |       Why is that? Because the timber is wet & sappy, even though
 7    36   |        a dry, sapless piece of timber lying on land far from water,
 8    36   | fire-stick in the dry, sapless timber lying on land?" ~"Yes, Master
 9    36   |       Why is that? Because the timber is dry & sapless, and besides
10    72   |   burning dependent on grass & timber as its sustenance.'" ~"If
11    72   |        sustenance of grass and timber, being unnourished -- from
12   119, 6|        a dry, sapless piece of timber, and a man were to come
13   119, 6|      the dry, sapless piece of timber?" ~"Yes, venerable sir." ~"
14   119, 6|     were a wet, sappy piece of timber, and a man were to come
15   119, 6|        the wet, sappy piece of timber?" ~"No, venerable sir." ~"