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And
all
the
ones
you
know
yourself
,
one
after
another
.
332
One
who
laid
out
another
for
burial
,
and
was
buried
himself
,
and
then
the
man
who
buried
him
--
all
in
the
same
short
space
of
time
.
333
In
short
,
know
this
:
Human
lives
are
brief
and
trivial
.
Yesterday
a
blob
of
semen
;
tomorrow
embalming
fluid
,
ash
.
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334
To
pass
through
this
brief
life
as
nature
demands
.
To
give
it
upwithout
complaint
.
335
Like
an
olive
that
ripens
and
falls
.
336
Praising
its
mother
,
thanking
the
tree
it
grew
on
.
337
49
.
To
be
like
the
rock
that
the
waves
keep
crashing
over
.
It
stands
unmoved
and
the
raging
of
the
sea
falls
still
around
it
.
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49a
.
--
It
's
unfortunate
that
this
has
happened
.
339
No
.
It
's
fortunate
that
this
has
happened
and
I
've
remained
unharmed
by
it
--
not
shattered
by
the
present
or
frightened
of
the
future
.
It
could
have
happened
to
anyone
.
But
not
everyone
could
have
remained
unharmed
by
it
.
Why
treat
the
one
as
a
misfortune
rather
than
the
other
as
fortunate
?
Can
you
really
call
something
a
misfortune
that
does
n't
violate
human
nature
?
Or
do
you
think
something
that
's
not
against
nature
's
will
can
violate
it
?
But
you
know
what
its
will
is
340
Does
what
's
happened
keep
you
from
acting
with
justice
,
generosity
,
self-control
,
sanity
,
prudence
,
honesty
,
humility
,
straightforwardness
,
and
all
the
other
qualities
that
allow
a
person
's
nature
to
fulfill
itself
?