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| Do not push forward a waggon; -- | |
| You will only raise the dust about yourself. | |
| Do not think of all your anxieties; -- | |
| You will only make yourself ill. | |
| Do not push forward a waggon; -- | |
| The dust will only blind you. | |
| Do not think of all your anxieties; -- | |
| You will not emerge from imperfect views. | |
| Do not push forward a waggon; -- | |
| The dust will only becloud you. | |
| Do not think of all your anxieties; -- | |
| You will only weigh yourself down. |
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