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1   1,  1   |        place of the rain is the moisture of his eyes. He brings forward
2   2,  3   |      that other dims those with moisture. But I am surprised at such
3   2,  3(1)|       Presence are Light, Heat, Moisture," this trinity including,
4   2,  4   |  weeping, there remains no more moisture, not even the crystalline
5   2,  4   |        even the crystalline and moisture through which, as a diaphanous
6   2,  4(1)| noticing the obvious fact, that moisture is found in all living things,
7   2,  4(1)|         believed this humour or moisture to be, as he said, the essence
8   2,  4   |      dried up all the remaining moisture of the substance of the
9   2,  4   |      Absorbing first the visual moisture; then,~Spouting aloft its