omen, anytalking about death.

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    One s talk about sucening things.

    quot; e are all doing turning our backs on deat.

    I  mad in a village.

    It ernoon and the man was walking along a lonely road all alone.

    , trying not to be scared: it is possible to be scared w  we do feel scared where is no one around.

    In fact, we are afraid of ourselves, and wer.

    than ourselves.

    e are less afraid w all by ourselves.

    t man was alone.

    he became scared and began running.

    Everytill and quiet -- it ernoon; there was no one around.

    As o run faster,  coming from behind.

    ened -- maybe someone was following him.

    t of the corner of his eye.

    he saw a long shadow chasing him.

    It  some long ser.

    t man could never stop, because ter er ter him.

    Finally t mad.

    But there are people who even worship madmen.

    t  ascetic practice.

    Except in t, wopped.

    itart running again.

    t even stop at nig in spite of tance ed at nig up he morning once again.

    So even at niginued running.

    t completely mad; e nor drank.

    tc er.

    People began o him.

    But the ground and died.

    tree, and t tone.

    te one line on it.

    In some village, someplace, t grave is still there.

    It is possible you may pass it by it.

    Do read the line.

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