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1 I  |         an  ./. hour. As the ages pass there is a sure return to
2 I  |          ear nor eye, nor does he pass over in thought. Directly
3 I  |          cross your threshold and pass out through the gate go
4 II |            As the days and months pass such truth appeals to Heaven,
5 II |          So does custom generally pass from rulers to the people,
6 III|           leisure. Thus our years pass away. It is all the blessing
7 III| remonstrate when the words do not pass the ears and touch the heart
8 IV |         remain and, consenting to pass the evening with him in
9 V  |       Swiftly the days and months pass by. Day by day increases