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| | 45 | …… |
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| | 46 | |
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| | 47 | Six hundred ostrich-brains served |
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| | 48 | at one banquet, the ostrich-plume-tipped tent |
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| | 49 | and desert spear, jewel- |
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| | 50 | gorgeous ugly egg-shell |
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| | 51 | goblets, eight pairs of ostriches |
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| | 52 | in harness, dramatize a meaning |
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| | 53 | always missed by the externalist. |
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| | 54 | |
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| | 55 | The power of the visible |
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| | 56 | is the invisible; as even where |
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| | 57 | no tree of freedom grows, |
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| | 58 | so-called brute courage knows. |
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| | 59 | Heroism is exhausting, yet |
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| | 60 | it contradicts a greed that did not wisely spare |
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| | 61 | the harmless solitaire |
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| | 62 | |
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| | 63 | or great auk in its grandeur; |
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| | 64 | unsolicitude having swallowed up |
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| | 65 | all giant birds but an alert gargantuan |
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| | 66 | little-winged, magnificently speedy running-bird. |
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| | 67 | This one remaining rebel |
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| | 68 | is the sparrow-camel. |
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