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 1 3 |     I have mentioned, there remains that which is peculiar~to
 2 4 |     praise thee.~ This then remains: Remember to retire into
 3 5 | great spirit he~is firm and remains unharmed. It is a shame
 4 6 |     thing called fame, what remains that is worth~valuing? This
 5 6 |    to be good or bad, there remains no reason~either for finding
 6 6 |    of such men as these. It remains then for thee to understand~
 7 8 |  distribution of them still remains the same.~ Every nature
 8 8 | beyond; but there the~light remains fixed and does not glide
 9 10|   Short is the little which remains to thee of life. Live as
10 12|  that portion of life~which remains for thee up to the time