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Storms beat the stony cliffs there, where the tern calls him
he ever holds a longing, who strives out upon the streams. (44-7)
Therefore they are hotter for me, the joys of the Lord,
than this dead life, loaned on land. How could I ever believe
will usurp the life from the fated, hurrying from here. (64b-71)
That gold cannot comfort him, the soul filled with sins,
Mighty is the fear of the Measurer, therefore the earth shall be changed—
Foolish is he who dreads not the Lord, his death comes unexpected.
The Measurer endows the heart in him because he believes in its power.