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 1  1, 1 |     symmetry. The garment of the mantle extrinsically--itself too
 2  1, 3 |          season clothes you, the mantle, at any rate, which used
 3  1, 3 |         in short, it is that the mantle, too, is not recognised.~
 4  3, 7 |           as, for instance, this Mantle, albeit it is more Greek (
 5  4, 1 |       should be done without the Mantle! To the Mantle appertains
 6  4, 1 |       without the Mantle! To the Mantle appertains this whole Asiatic
 7  4, 10| affections of others). When this Mantle itself, arranged with more
 8  4, 10|       then most assuredly is the Mantle, above all the garments
 9  5    |                V. VIRTUES OF THE MANTLE. IT PLEADS IN ITS OWN DEFENCE.~
10  5, 1 |         thus change from gown to Mantle?" Why, what if from diadem
11  5, 3 |              Well, but, than the Mantle nothing is more expedite,
12  5, 3 |         pleas I advance) for the Mantle in the meantime, in so far
13  6, 1 |         benefit conferred by the Mantle, at the thought whereof
14  6, 2 |         implied in 'From gown to Mantle!'" Well, so speaks the Mantle.
15  6, 2 |    Mantle!'" Well, so speaks the Mantle. But I confer on it likewise
16  6, 2 |        sect and discipline. Joy, Mantle, and exult! A better philosophy