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  • (If) the crow caws in the orchard, (yet) how should the nightingale cease its sweet song?
  • Every one, then, has his separate customer in this bazaar of He doeth what He pleases.
  • The dessert provided by the thornbrake is nutriment (fuel) for the fire; the scent of the rose is food for the intoxicated brain. 30
  • If filth is disgraceful in our opinion, (yet) it is sugar and sweetmeat to the pig and the dog.
  • If the filthy ones commit these foulnesses, (yet) the (pure) waters are intent on purification.
  • Though the snakes are scattering venom and though the sour people are making us distressed,
  • (Yet) in mountain and hive and tree the bees are depositing a sugar-store of honey.
  • However much the venoms show venomousness, the antidotes quickly root them out. 35
  • When you consider, this world is all at strife, mote with mote, as religion (is in conflict) with infidelity.
  • One mote is flying to the left, and another to the right in search.