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1 Int|     He even thought that all reading might be dispensed with
2 Int|    are taught by others; not reading it is as if they read. That
3 Int|     heart of the Sages. Mere reading with the eye while the heart
4 Int|      is far away is not true reading; it is to read as if reading
5 Int| reading; it is to read as if reading not. In the age of the gods,
6 I  |      Sages and superior men, reading their books, but I know
7 I  |   tasting them carefully and reading them throughout. All the
8 III|      spend the day with him, reading and talking. In some connection,
9 IV |     there are no books worth reading in our literature. For the