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1    II| whereupon may rest~ The sum of weal and safety, lest for thee~
2   III|       manner all~ Are props of weal and safety: rather those -~
3   III|    body's guard, and source of weal;~ For they with common roots
4   III|   conjoined is their source of weal,~ Conjoined also must their
5   III|      all things hostile to its weal,~ Or else because what come
6     V| whether, divinely with eternal weal~ Endowed, they can through
7    VI|        evermore~ To an eternal weal: and yet at times~ The very