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1 X    |              measure of my size, and hadst not the sense to see that
2 XVII |           also me thinketh that thou hadst me in mind when thou spakest
3 XVIII|              said unto him, "If thou hadst for a long time considered,
4 XXI  |          heart; for, otherwise, thou hadst not listened gladly and
5 XXIV |           withdrew. "Would that thou hadst never been born," he cried, "
6 XXIV |           been born," he cried, "nor hadst come to the light of day,
7 XXV  |         after much laborious enquiry hadst ascertained that it was
8 XXXI | timber-wright, or hammer-smith, thou hadst not had a god. Had there
9 XXXI |           warders nigh at hand, thou hadst lost thy god. He, to whom