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21     Indeed, the sultry east wind lifts him up and away.
        He is gone, swept off the place he knew as his own.
22     It will have blown against him pitilessly,
        and he tries to flee from its fast-closing hand.
23     As a final humiliation, it claps its hands against him as a man would—
        sneering, hissing at him as he leaves.

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