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 1     I|  What they've embraced with reasoning perverse~ For centre none
 2    II|     tongue,~ Would then, by reasoning reversed, be there.~ Since '
 3    II| embers wide.~ If, with like reasoning of mind, all else~ Thou
 4   III|     be wise;~ For false the reasoning of those that say~ Immortal
 5    IV|  above,~ 'Tis after all the reasoning of mind~ That must decide;
 6    IV|   aft-for-fore with inverse reasoning,~ Since naught is born in
 7     V|      Much farther from true reasoning thou farest.~ For what could
 8     V|  collapse.~ And by no other reasoning are we~ Seen to be mortal,
 9     V|  steer~ His life by sounder reasoning, he'd own~ Abounding riches,
10    VI|    lands -~ What's not true reasoning by a long remove:~ I' faith