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In plain words
Part Two: The Censure of Sense-Objects. The fool keeps scrubbing out the mud his own appetites tracked in, and it is wasted work. The house of the body is going soft under the rain of unseen ill fortune — it is coming down anyway.
Close to the Sanskrit
|| 2 || The Section on the Censure of Sense-Objects. The deluded man performs, in vain, the sweeping away of the mud born of sense-objects; the body — the house — its sap washed out by the rain of unseen ill fortune, simply falls. || 29 ||