Alkabu

Weep not for things lost. All things shall be restored to you.
Cast off your debt; great sins provide [the burden].
He comes whose fear these worldly fates lead.
It promises life with a certain darkness, and another with death.
On account of the work begun, a blessing comes to you.
Your beauty is of more value to you than knowledge.
Deem yourself [to be] further off: if you will change yourself there.
A singular thing shines with honor, which you, being worthy, shall possess.
You hold the thing desired, but the fates strive against it.
The young man shall be poor, but rich in the time of his old age.
For nothing, many shall hate those who clothe themselves in this.
No grace is given. O friend, they shall fight against you.
The bonds shall be loosed, and the captive man shall flee.
Do not take up the demon of this marriage.
You overcome the enemy; he brings things worthy of being returned.
Wretched man, as for what you hope: your death surely looms over you.
Farewell; may your profit lead to great and greater things.
A great ruin [comes], and fortune is changed.
A wicked man shall be born here from a kind father.
It is a great loss to come for that pleasure.
This vision shall provide something other than what you see.
You shall sell beyond measure what you bought at a just time.
You seek in vain in secret; it does not wish to be recovered.
He seeks to destroy you under the name [by which] he loves you.
Your good life makes for faithful favors.
She offers sweet words, but she loves no one.
The sick man lies [bedridden]; he cannot come now, it is impossible.
This sick man arises; medicine does not grant him health.

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