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Then I turned his gums to eastward, And his eyes I turned to north-west, Not too high upon the summit, Lest if they were in the summit, 600 Then the wind might perhaps destroy them, And the spring wind treat them badly. Nor too near the ground I placed them, Lest if I too low had laid them, Then the pigs might perhaps disturb them, And the snouted ones o'erturn them.