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Rh "And yet, O my king, why say of a future matter either that it involves no effort or that it is not readily attainable? There is wisdom in the saying:

Nor are thoughtful men heedless even in minor matters. For

"But as for my master, who has overcome his foes, he may sleep tonight as soundly as ever he did. You know the saying:

"And again:

A noble purpose to attain Desiderates extended pain, Asks man's full greatness, pluck, and care, And loved ones aiding with a prayer. Yet if it climb to heart's desire, What man of pride and fighting fire,