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 1 3 |  shouldst~be bound to give it back immediately; if thou holdest
 2 4 |  completely,~and to send thee back free from all discontent
 3 4 | rather thou shalt be received back into its seminal~principle
 4 5 |      thou bast failed, return back again, and be content if
 5 5 |      when he went away, asked back his foster-child's top,~
 6 6 |      air and to have given~it back, which we do every moment,
 7 6 |    the day before, to give it back to the element from~which
 8 6 |       senses and call thyself back; and when thou hast~roused
 9 7 |    causal) is very soon taken back into the~universal reason;
10 7 |   sprung from heavenly seed,~ Back to the heavenly realms returns.~ ~
11 10|    that these parts are~taken back into the universal reason,
12 10|      content, without turning back: but if thou dost not see
13 10|       her who gives and takes back all, to nature, the man
14 10|     Give what thou wilt; take back what thou~wilt. And he says
15 11|       ashamed of him and drew back~from him when they saw him
16 12|       of a soul~to the giving back of the same, and of what