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1  3|      its course, sucked itself back into itself. And thus, slowly
2  3|  thrown it may either skim the back of the wave, or may swim
3  5| dissipated. So all things flow back again into their source,
4  5|       hidden from us, and kept back; or, which is rather to
5 19|       but they are all brought back to the one fact of the unity
6 21|   might walk with looks turned back; Diana sometimes is a huntress,
7 31|  inevitable that you must come back to your own children, and
8 32|       use, that I should throw back to Him His own gift? It
9 38|      not to inhale it with the back of our head or with our