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One Of Such Tip Doth Seith The Graspers Light In Sky. So Beautiful And Loving To Its, Shall The Heart Blacken Even Further. For, He Hath Now Brought Unto He Place All Those He Knoweth Evil, And Those Seeming, And Those Which He Now Hath Glory [Seith], He Compareth. This, Whereth He Head Art Bound To Cube, Yet, Too, Whence This Mayth Be Not[]. Yet, Too Once More Ye Mayth Saith: For He Below Seith He Above: The Great Opposite. So It Is He Heart Turneth Opposite. He Above At Same, Yet Shall He Seith One Even Greater Above: Shall He Seith He Ills, So He Heart Falleth Once More Unto Blackness.”

“What Thence, Ye, Stoppeth All Forth Falling Beneath With HE The Most Above At The Hight?”

“For Indeed, He Art With In Comparison. He Art All, And All Art Am. All Thing Moveth Wayward, Even They Lower Thence Ye Hath Wareness Hath Choice In Act. All In Act, All In Choice In Act. And All That Dost Contain Choice Verily Art Unable To Choose. For They Shall At All Time And Non-Time Choose That Which They Shall Content/Love. That Decision Which They Art With.”

“Why Thence, Dost Ye Saith They Contain Choice?”

“That All Seeming Wast Forth He, In Choice. For Ye Art He [With Seeming], Ye Hath Herald Choice. Yet, Only In Seeming This [Reasoning] Mayth Linger. That To Saith He Containeth Choice, It Must Taketh A Comparison. Sought He To Ought All Comparisons. For This, All Things In All Ways Must Exist In Thought...

So Place Ye Place Past Ye Sword And Past Ye Grasper, Unto Place Of The Highest [Sphere]. Whereth All Beneath[] Shall Call Such The Above Herein Below. For Tis Above Without Comparison, With All Comparisons...”

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Tis A Great Ill[], That Those Of That; They Both Of Below[] And Above[], That Do Linger At The Below[], Doth Indeed Seith The Firmament At The Above[]: Yet, So Below[] They Think [Of] Theyselves, That Only From Without Will They Release Forth Below[] And Stretch They [Into] The Firmament. Tis An Even Greater Ill[], Secondly, Those O’ The Beneath[] That Bringeth Lower’s[] Lower[], Those, That Gazing The Firmament Above[], They, With Beneath-Eyes, Cannst[] Seith A Without-Without (A Sense). In That, Seith They Cannst[]: An Indifference Of Their Without[]. That They Denote Those Of Theyselves [Below[]]; As That Of Hel, With That Of They Above[]. Tis Of They Nature Too: That Refuseth[] Diffence(s), Whence They Desire Singularity...
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