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 1 Int|    and will. In mysterious darkness it is nourished and by doing
 2 I  |  are ignorant of their own darkness and are given over to learned
 3 I  | the origin of a thought in darkness and solitude is like the
 4 IV |   at last in the gathering darkness white had melted into black.
 5 IV |     but you have used this darkness near at hand in a bad sense.
 6 IV | close at hand. If from the darkness we see the light, it is
 7 IV |   we seek to penetrate the darkness, we can see it not. Thus
 8 IV |  to see the light from the darkness is to hide deeply and cherish
 9 IV |   shine  ./. out from such darkness it is naturally strong and
10 IV |    at hand, we look at the darkness from the light. Such light
11 V  |   knows it not. Men are in darkness as to righteousness, though