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 1 Int|      the classics and trust our dark misled hearts, is to cast
 2 Int|      the candle and seek in the dark for that which is lost."33~ ~
 3 I  |      read books they are in the dark as to principles, and with
 4 IV |              BOOK IV. WISDOM.~ ~DARK IS THE FOOT OF THE CANDLESTICK.~   
 5 IV |           Expound the proverb, 'Dark is the Foot of the Candlestick'."~   
 6 IV |         Sanshin come forth?' So dark were his eyes since no hero
 7 IV |       east and west and yet, so dark was it close at hand, was
 8 IV |        giving light.' For it is dark below the long and light
 9 IV |       brighten the distance are dark close at hand. If from the
10 IV | candlestick is long its base is dark, but its light shines far.
11 IV |        Way" of the superior man dark indeed but grows daily bright.
12 IV |          and though the foot is dark the room is bright. Acuteness
13 IV |        repentance shows a heart dark beyond all help.9~   Later
14 IV |        His plan was petty, and "dark at a distance." Neither