Great, originating, right and fair,
Piercing and helpful, firm as in the mare.
If the true man should move, his feet will stray; For him to follow is his proper way.

Hoar-frost!  The strong one cometh by and by.
Straight, square and great, advantage brings to aye.
Maintain, but boast not virtue's majesty.
Here is a sack made safe by skillful tie.
Behold the yellow skirt; ill fortune fly.
Dragons at war:  Gold, Blood and Porphyry.

(Correct but firm conduct, thou shalt spy
Good fortune from the sky.)

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