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"text": "The fishermen brought up from the sea in their net\na half eaten man, a most mournful relic of some sea-\nvoyage. They sought not for unholy gain, but him\nand the fishes too they buried under this light coat of\nsand. You have, O land, the whole of the ship-\nwrecked man, but instead of the rest of his flesh you\nhave the fishes who fed on it. ",
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