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 1   1, 2 |      for ever and aye. Bodies fall to dust, but the truths
 2   1, 7 |      their speech. For as the~fall of a stone thrown into the
 3   4, 17|       truth and so excellent, fall into the~hands of those
 4   8, 25| family. There are hermits who fall into perdition, and there
 5  11, 33|       lustful desires. Better fall into the fierce tiger's
 6  11, 34|     them dry and let the rain fall~upon their bodies.~ When
 7  11, 34|     ascetics letting the~rain fall on them. So she returned
 8  12, 37|     he meant, be not hasty to~fall out with thy friends. And
 9  13, 46|     that is~needful, lest you fall a prey either to scepticism
10  13, 51|      self, will stand and not fall in that battle of life.
11  13, 56|      not afraid lest it shall fall and break?" "No, my~Lord,"
12  14, 66|       heed, my son, lest thou~fall a prey to the passions of
13  14, 67|      crane. 'Thou wilt let~me fall if thou carry me like that.
14  16, 84|       those who are wise, all fall into the power of~death;